No. 2,982 in French

incluant

"Incluant" means "including."

In a sentence

Elle a préparé un repas délicieux, incluant une tarte aux pommes faite maison.
She prepared a delicious meal, including a homemade apple pie.
In this sentence, 'incluant' is used to introduce a specific item that is part of a larger set or group, namely the meal being prepared.
Nous avons visité plusieurs lieux historiques, incluant le château de Versailles et la cathédrale de Notre-Dame.
We visited several historical places, including the Palace of Versailles and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Here, 'incluant' serves to enumerate specific examples within a broader category of locations visited during an activity.
Les sujets de l'examen étaient divers, incluant des questions de mathématiques et de sciences.
The subjects of the exam were diverse, including questions on mathematics and science.
In this instance, 'incluant' is used to specify components or elements of a larger collective, namely the topics on the exam.

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