Exclusion: meaning, definitions and examples
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exclusion
[ ɪkˈskluːʒən ]
legal term
The process or act of excluding or being excluded from something. It can refer to the act of leaving someone or something out or the state of being left out.
Synonyms
isolation, omission, segregation
Examples of usage
- He felt a sense of exclusion when he was not invited to the meeting.
- The exclusion of certain evidence from the trial was a key point in the case.
social context
The act of not including someone or something, or the state of being not included.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The students complained about the exclusion of certain topics from the curriculum.
- She felt the exclusion of her ideas from the discussion was unfair.
mathematics
The process or act of excluding a particular value or set of values from a given set.
Synonyms
elimination, extraction, removal
Examples of usage
- The exclusion of negative numbers from the data set changed the results of the analysis.
Translations
Translations of the word "exclusion" in other languages:
🇵🇹 exclusão
🇮🇳 बहिष्कार
🇩🇪 Ausschluss
🇮🇩 pengecualian
🇺🇦 виключення
🇵🇱 wykluczenie
🇯🇵 排除
🇫🇷 exclusion
🇪🇸 exclusión
🇹🇷 hariç tutma
🇰🇷 배제
🇸🇦 استبعاد
🇨🇿 vyloučení
🇸🇰 vylúčenie
🇨🇳 排除
🇸🇮 izključitev
🇮🇸 útilokun
🇰🇿 шеттету
🇬🇪 გამორიცხვა
🇦🇿 istisna
🇲🇽 exclusión
Word origin
The word 'exclusion' originated from the Latin word 'exclusio', which means 'a shutting out, a shutting out from favor'. The concept of exclusion has been present throughout history, with various forms of exclusion seen in social, legal, and mathematical contexts. In legal terms, exclusion refers to the act of leaving someone or something out, while in social contexts, it can represent the act of not including someone or something. In mathematics, exclusion involves removing a particular value or set of values from a given set.
See also: exclude, excluded, excluding, exclusiveness, exclusivity.