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Exclusionary

Definition:

Exclusionary refers to the act of excluding or causing someone or something to be excluded, often through discriminatory or biased means.

Parts of Speech:

• Adjective

Senses:

1. Having the nature or intent of excluding someone or something.
2. Preventing or discouraging the participation or inclusion of certain individuals or groups.

Usages:

Exclusionary practices can be both popular or local, depending on the context.

Popular Usage:

Exclusionary policies in the workplace can lead to a lack of diversity and inclusion, hindering the growth of the company.

Local Usage:

The neighborhood association implemented exclusionary regulations, making it difficult for new residents to move in.

Sample Sentences:

1. The country's immigration laws have been criticized for their exclusionary nature, leaving many individuals unable to enter.
2. The exclusionary practices within the sports club have caused outrage among the community.

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