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Word

inclusion

noun B2
/ɪnˈkluːʒən/

Meanings

noun

the practice of welcoming and involving all people so they can participate equally

inclusion: the practice of welcoming and involving all people so they can participate equally
noun

the act of adding someone or something as part of a group, list, or set

inclusion: the act of adding someone or something as part of a group, list, or set
noun

something that is included inside a larger whole

inclusion: something that is included inside a larger whole

Definition

Inclusion is the practice of ensuring that everyone is welcomed, involved, and able to participate equally.

Inclusion means making sure people are not left out because of differences such as background, ability, or identity. It focuses on creating environments where everyone can take part and feel respected. Inclusion often involves removing barriers and adjusting policies, spaces, or communication so participation is possible for all.

Examples

  • The teacher promoted inclusion by designing activities where every student could contribute.
  • Our club’s inclusion policy encourages new members to join events without feeling judged.
  • She spoke about inclusion at work and suggested small changes to make meetings more accessible.
  • They praised the festival’s inclusion of local artists alongside well-known performers.

Common mistake

Learners sometimes confuse inclusion with diversity, but inclusion is about participation and belonging, not just having different people present.

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