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71inclusive of — Comprehending, embracing, taking in, including …
72inclusive — adj 1. enclosing, embracing, incorporating, embodying, comprehending, comprising, surrounding, encircling, taking in; from start to finish, from beginning to end, up and down, without exception. 2. comprehensive, extensive, wide, full; all… …
73inclusive — in·clu·sive …
74inclusive — adjective Syn: all in, comprehensive, overall, full, all round, umbrella, catch all, all encompassing Ant: exclusive, limited …
75inclusive — [ɪnˈkluːsɪv] adj 1) including all costs 2) British including the specific limits that have been mentioned and everything in between 3) deliberately aiming to involve all types of people …
76inclusive — Kā (of pronouns and possessives). See plural, Gram., p. 107 …
77inclusive — Embracing; comprehensive; forming a part of. See include; including …
78inclusive disjunction — noun Date: 1942 a complex sentence in logic that is true when either or both of its constituent propositions are true see truth table table …
79inclusive person — См. persona inclusiva …
80inclusive disjunction — Logic. See under disjunction (def. 2a). [1940 45] * * * …
