Dictionary

exclusionary en · ADJ

Etymology

Etymology tree English exclusion Proto-Indo-European *-yósder. Proto-Italic *-āzios Latin -āriusder. Middle English -arie English -ary English exclusionary From exclusion + -ary.

Meanings

1. Acting to exclude something
   • Social groups are often exclusionary.
   • For all the positive experiences that parents with young children have, more often rail travel is challenging, exhausting and exclusionary. 2023 October 18, Dr David Turner, “Family values...”, in RAIL, number 994, page 46:

Forms

Antonyms

inclusionary

Deriveds

exclusionary rule · nonexclusionary · exclusionarily · trans-exclusionary

Relateds

exclusive

Translations (16)

it escluvisistico (acting to exclude something) · ja 排他的 (acting to exclude something) · da eksklusiv (acting to exclude something) · fi torjuva (acting to exclude something) · no eksklusiv (acting to exclude something) · ka გამომრიცხავი (acting to exclude something) · pt excludente (acting to exclude something) · nl met uitzondering van (acting to exclude something) · el αποκλεισμού (acting to exclude something) · sv uteslutande (acting to exclude something) · sv exklusivt (acting to exclude something) · de ausschließend (acting to exclude something) · ko 배타적 (acting to exclude something) · la excludens (acting to exclude something) · af uitsluitingskriteria (acting to exclude something) · es excluyente (acting to exclude something)