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Vocabulary: inclusion and exclusion - English lesson

Inclusion (in a class, a group, the "pack", Society ) is fundamental for all the animals on Earth, including Human Beings. The slightest difference or originality, especially if it is too obvious, isolates, separates or excludes an individual from the rest of the group, thus creating victims of segregation and rejection; this is especially true in our present world...

1) INCLUSION:

Inclusion To integrate To contain... and to include

To include sb/ stg in		Inclusion
Inclusive		All-inclusive
Including him = him included		To integrate sb in
Integration/ to integrate		To constitute/ constitution
To comprise		To consist of stg To be composed of sth
To be part of		To contain/ to hold
The content (of a text)		The contents
Total		Complete
The whole		The totality

The table of contents The whole world...

- Service isn't included...

- From Monday to Thursday inclusive.../ Monday thru Thursday...

- not including the cost of...

- not counting those who...

2) EXCLUSION:

Isolation removing ear hair...

To exclude from		exclusion
To except sb/ sth from		excepting him him excepted
... except that...		to omit
An omission		to remove stg from
To take stg out		to reject stg/ sb
To isolate		isolation
To separate sb from To segregate sb from		to segregate against sb

Do not mistake isolation (on a desert island) and insulation (the act of covering something to stop heat, sound, or electricity from escaping or entering, or the fact that something is covered in this way.)

- to make an exception for

- with the exception of

- without exception

- all but him/ all but this one

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