Meaning & Definition of Exclusion in English
Exclusion
The act of excluding or the state of being excluded.
Pronunciation:
/ɛkˈskluːʒən/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
exclusionsDetailed Definitions
Definition: The process or state of being left out or barred from participation.
Example Sentence: Her exclusion from the meeting was not intentional.
Definition: A policy or practice of deliberately not allowing certain individuals or groups to participate.
Example Sentence: The exclusion of certain students from the program raised concerns.
Definition: The act of excluding as a means of decision-making.
Example Sentence: Exclusion can sometimes lead to better focused discussions.
Etymology
Origin: From Latin 'exclusio', from 'excludere' meaning 'to shut out'.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- social exclusion: The process by which individuals or groups are systematically blocked from various rights, opportunities, and resources.
- exclusion zone: An area where certain activities are prohibited to protect safety or security.
- exclusionary rule: A legal principle that excludes evidence obtained in violation of a defendant's constitutional rights.
Translations
- Spanish: exclusión
- French: exclusion
- German: Ausschluss
- Russian: исключение
Related Words
- excluded: To have been left out or not permitted to participate.
- inclusive: Including all the services or items normally expected.
Slang Meanings of exclusion
Meaning: To be cut out of a social group.
Example Sentence: After the argument, he felt like the exclusion was real.
Meaning: To not be invited to a party or event.
Example Sentence: I heard about the party, but my exclusion wasn't a surprise.