English to Irish Meaning of inclusive - cuimsitheach

Inclusive :

cuimsitheach

adjective

cuimsitheach, fairsing, ar fud an, forleathan, mais, uileláithreach, domhanda, comhthimpeallach

Inclusive :: cuimsitheachInclusively :: cuimsitheachInclusiveness :: cuimsitheachtNoninclusive :: noninclusive

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Definitions of inclusive in English

Adjective(1) including much or everything; and especially including stated limits

Examples of inclusive in English

(1) So it is important, too, that political parties be inclusive and consultative with their constituencies and supporters on an ongoing basis.(2) Expect a day's inclusive hire to start at Ôö¼├║25, with a week from Ôö¼├║84.(3) The inclusive price entitles you to a discounted drink on your next visit.(4) National reforms can facilitate inclusive services at local level.(5) As this is is an inclusive service, the fee also covers the procurements of gifts to the happy couple.(6) ├ö├ç├┐Your Plan├ö├ç├û, as it's called, offers a variety of options including inclusive call time minutes and access to information services.(7) Coming from the United Trades and Labour Council, we'd been through the battles of using non-sexist and inclusive language.(8) There is a great demand for ├ö├ç├┐mini movers,├ö├ç├û those companies that offer the same inclusive services for very small relocations.(9) A temporary Cambodian visa is arranged by the travel company at the inclusive price.(10) The government could also work towards a more harmonious and inclusive society that tolerated and protected differences of opinion, especially unpopular ones.(11) Part of the challenge is to create a progressive, inclusive culture - which will come about when the service reflects London's diverse community.(12) Though each has distinct motives for packing up, they agree the United States is growing too conservative and believe Canada offers a more inclusive , less selfish society.(13) This means that the organisations that provide mental health services have to be flexible, inclusive and accessible, and share information and resources.(14) More recently, as the Prime Minister noted, Australians have responded to this call by moving away from segregation and isolation, to a more inclusive society.(15) The Barcelona Declaration is a blueprint for action to assist and to facilitate local authorities to create a more inclusive society and an accessible environment for people with disabilities.(16) Prices are all inclusive , with a grandstand seat to watch the on track action, entrance into the paddock to get closer to the cars and drivers and access to the main stage to watch the Blue concert.

Related Phrases of inclusive

(1) all-inclusive ::

uile-chuimsitheach

(2) inclusive of ::

áirítear

Related Phrases of inclusive

(1) all-inclusive ::

uile-chuimsitheach

(2) inclusive of ::

áirítear

Synonyms

Adjective

1. all-inclusive ::

uile-chuimsitheach

3. comprehensive ::

cuimsitheach

4. in toto ::

i toto

5. overall ::

tríd is tríd

6. full ::

iomlán

7. all-around ::

go léir ar fud

8. umbrella ::

scáth

9. blanket ::

blaincéad

10. across-the-board ::

trasna-an-bord

11. catch-all ::

uileghabhálach

12. all-encompassing ::

uile-chuimsíonn

Different Forms

inclusive, inclusively, inclusiveness, noninclusive

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English to Irish Dictionary: inclusive

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