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Preposition: excluding
  1. Not including, other than, except for
    "All present members ratified it, excluding one";
    - aside from, apart from, but for, save, save for, except, with the exception of, other than
Verb: exclude  iks'klood
  1. Prevent from entering; shut out
    "This policy excludes people who have a criminal record from entering the country";
    - keep out, shut out, shut
     
  2. Prevent from being included, considered or accepted
    "The bad results were excluded from the report";
    - except, leave out, leave off, omit, take out
     
  3. Disallow membership or entry
    "He was excluded from membership in the club";
    - bar, debar
     
  4. Put out or expel from a place
    "The unruly student was excluded from the game";
    - eject, chuck out, turf out [Brit, informal], boot out [informal], turn out
     
  5. Lack or fail to include
    "The cost for the trip excludes food and beverages"

Type of: disallow, do away with, eliminate, expel, extinguish, forbid, get rid of, interdict, keep, kick out [informal], lack, miss, nix [N. Amer, informal], prevent, prohibit, proscribe, throw out, veto

Antonym: admit, include

Encyclopedia: Exclude