exclusionary

English

Etymology

From exclusion +‎ -ary.

Adjective

exclusionary (comparative more exclusionary, superlative most exclusionary)

1. Acting to exclude something

   Social groups are often exclusionary.

   • 2023 October 18, Dr David Turner, “Family values...”, in RAIL, number 994, page 46:

     For all the positive experiences that parents with young children have, more often rail travel is challenging, exhausting and exclusionary.

Antonyms

• inclusionary

Derived terms

• exclusionarily
• exclusionary rule
• trans-exclusionary

Translations

acting to exclude something

• Afrikaans: uitsluitingskriteria
• Danish: eksklusiv
• Dutch: met uitzondering van (nl)
• Finnish: torjuva (fi)
• German: ausschließend (de)
• Greek: αποκλεισμού (el) (apokleismoú)
• Italian: escluvisistico
• Japanese: 排他的 (ja) (haitateki)
• Korean: 배타적 (ko) (baetajeok)
• Latin: excludens
• Norwegian: eksklusiv
• Portuguese: excludente
• Spanish: excluyente (es)
• Swedish: exklusivt (sv), uteslutande (sv)

See also

• exclusive