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exclude
(redirected from excludable)

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exclude someone or something from something
to leave someone or something out of something; to leave someone or something off a list. Did you mean to exclude me from the party? I excluded chocolate cake from the shopping list.

present company excepted  (British, American & Australian humorous) also present company excluded (American humorous)
something that you say which means that the criticism you have just made does not describe the people who are listening to you now People just don't know how to dress in this country, present company excepted, of course.
See also: company, except, present


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According to the proposed rule released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "maintaining HIV infection on the list of excludable conditions for entry into the United States would not result in significant public health benefits.
If the telephone is used exclusively for business, all use is excludable from income (as a working condition fringe benefit).
In this Bayh-Dole era, is basic research still substantially less excludable than applied research?
 
 
 
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