include /in-kloodˈ/

1. To comprise as a part, contain
2. To classify, or reckon as part
3. To take in
4. To enclose
5. To conclude (Shakespeare)

includˈable or includˈible adjective

includˈed adjective

1. Comprised
2. Enclosed
3. Not protruding (botany)

includˈing preposition (or prp merging into preposition)

With the inclusion of

inclusion /-klooˈzhən/ noun

1. The act of including
2. That which is included
3. A foreign body (gas, liquid, glass or mineral) enclosed in a mineral groundmass
4. A particle, etc distinct from the substance surrounding it (biology)

inclusive /-klooˈsiv/ adjective

1. Comprehensive
2. Including everything
3. Including the stated limits or extremes (with of)
4. Included
5. Enclosing

incluˈsively adverb

incluˈsiveness or inclusiv'ity noun

inclusion bodies plural noun (pathology)

Particles found in the nucleus and cytoplasm of cells infected with a virus

inclusive fitness see under fit¹

inclusive language noun

Language that attempts to avoid excluding anyone, esp on the basis of gender

inclusive reckoning noun

A system of counting in which both the first and the last terms are included (ie Monday–Wednesday is 3 days)

inclusive transcription noun

Any phonetic transcription allowing more than one pronunciation of the transcribed words

include in or out (informal)

To include or exclude

• tramroad
• tramroads
• trams
• tram-stop
• tram-stops
• tramway
• tramway car
• tramways
• tran-
• trance
• tranced
• trancedly
• tranced-out
• trancelike
• trance music
• trances
• trancey
• tranche
• tranches
• tranchet
• tranchets
• trancier
• tranciest
• trancing
• tranect