inclusion

/ɪnˈkluːʒən/
noun 5

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(noun.)

ADJ

possible

The school made changes to ensure possible inclusion of all students in sports activities.

VERB + INCLUSION

be worthy of, justify, merit, warrant

Her outstanding performance throughout the season clearly merited inclusion in the national team.

be eligible for, be suitable for, qualify for

The new safety features qualify for inclusion in next year's product models.

be unsuitable for | be available for | consider sth for, welcome sth for

welcome, accept

The school welcomed the inclusion of students with disabilities in all regular classroom activities.

prevent

The new rules prevent inclusion of students with serious health conditions in regular classrooms.

PREP

for ~

We submitted three photos for inclusion in the school yearbook.

PHRASES

criteria for inclusion

The university uses several criteria for inclusion when selecting students for the scholarship program.

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