No. 2,267 in French
inclusive
The French word "inclusive" means "including all, not excluding any individual or group."
In a sentence
La politique de cette école est très inclusive envers les étudiants internationaux.
The policy of this school is very inclusive towards international students.
Here, 'inclusive' is used to describe an open and embracing stance of the school policy.
Un menu inclusif offre des options pour les végétariens et les personnes allergiques.
An inclusive menu offers options for vegetarians and people with allergies.
In this sentence, 'inclusive' means accommodating and considerate to diverse dietary needs.
Les activités inclusives permettent à tout le monde de participer sans discrimination.
Inclusive activities allow everyone to participate without discrimination.
'Inclusive' in this context implies that the activities are designed to welcome participation from everyone equally.
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