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inclusiveness

[ ɪnˈkluːsɪvnəs ]

Noun

^{Context #1 | Noun}

workplace diversity

The practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have different backgrounds, abilities, or beliefs.

Synonyms

diversity, equality, inclusion.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
inclusiveness	Use when referring to practices and policies ensuring all individuals are included in activities, opportunities, and decision-making processes. The company values inclusiveness and ensures that everyone feels welcome. We're promoting inclusiveness by involving all employees in the planning stages.
inclusion	Similar to inclusiveness, but often used more specifically to indicate the active efforts to integrate all people, particularly those who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized. Inclusion is about making sure everyone can participate and feel valued. Efforts to improve inclusion have significantly increased employee satisfaction.
diversity	Refers to the variety of different characteristics in a group, such as race, gender, age, or cultural background. Our team celebrates diversity in all its forms. Diversity in the workplace brings different perspectives and ideas.
equality	Focus on ensuring that everyone has the same rights, opportunities, and status, particularly in terms of legal and social treatment. Equality in the workplace is essential for fairness and justice. The organization is committed to gender equality.

Examples of usage

Promoting inclusiveness in the workplace leads to a more productive and engaged team.
Inclusiveness is essential for creating a welcoming and supportive environment for all employees.

^{Context #2 | Noun}

social interactions

The quality of including a wide range of people and treating them all fairly and equally.

Synonyms

broad-mindedness, open-mindedness, tolerance.

Which Synonym Should You Choose?

Word	Description / Examples
inclusiveness	Use when emphasizing the importance of including diverse groups of people and making them feel welcomed and valued. The company's inclusiveness policy ensures that everyone feels accepted and respected. Inclusiveness in education means providing equal opportunities for all students.
broad-mindedness	Use when referring to a person's ability to accept different opinions, behaviors, and cultures without prejudice. Her broad-mindedness allows her to understand and appreciate various cultural traditions. A leader with broad-mindedness can effectively manage a diverse team.
open-mindedness	Use to describe a willingness to consider new and different ideas or opinions. Open-mindedness is crucial when working on innovative projects. His open-mindedness helps him learn from others and grow as a person.
tolerance	Use when talking about accepting and respecting differences in others, often in the context of social or cultural differences. Promoting tolerance in schools helps reduce bullying and discrimination. Tolerance toward different lifestyles is essential for a peaceful society.

Examples of usage

Inclusiveness at the event allowed people from different backgrounds to connect and share their experiences.
Practicing inclusiveness in our community means respecting everyone's opinions and perspectives.

Translations

Translations of the word "inclusiveness" in other languages:

🇵🇹 inclusão

🇮🇳 समावेशिता

🇩🇪 Inklusivität

🇮🇩 inklusivitas

🇺🇦 інклюзивність

🇵🇱 integracja

🇯🇵 包括性

🇫🇷 inclusivité

🇪🇸 inclusividad

🇹🇷 dahil etme

🇰🇷 포용성

🇸🇦 الشمولية

🇨🇿 inkluzivita

🇸🇰 inkluzívnosť

🇨🇳 包容性

🇸🇮 vključenost

🇮🇸 innihald

🇰🇿 инклюзивтілік

🇬🇪 ინკლუზიურობა

🇦🇿 inklyuzivlik

🇲🇽 inclusividad

Etymology

The concept of inclusiveness has its roots in the movements for social justice and equality. It emerged as a response to the exclusion and discrimination faced by marginalized groups in various aspects of society. The idea behind inclusiveness is to create a more equitable and accepting environment where all individuals are valued and respected for their unique identities. Through advocacy, education, and policy changes, efforts towards inclusiveness continue to shape a more inclusive and diverse world.