/inˈkluso/
Translation
even, including
Word origin
From Latin inclusus ('shut in, enclosed'), past participle of includere ('to enclose'). The adverbial sense 'even, including' developed in Spanish.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- inclusus
- English cognates
- include, inclusive
Examples
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Even experts make mistakes sometimes.
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He worked even on Sundays to finish on time.
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Everyone came, including those who live far away.
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Even the teacher fell silent at the student's answer.
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The problem is complicated, even for professional mathematicians.
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