Covering, across the board, comprising, and counting are all synonyms for inclusive. Exclusive and excluding are antonyms of inclusive. And here are 24 another word for inclusive.
1. comprehensive
2. including
The adjective "inclusive" has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 1 synonym with 4 letters, 1 synonym with 5 letters, 1 synonym with 6 letters, 2 synonyms with 7 letters, 6 synonyms with 8 letters, 1 synonym with 9 letters, 1 synonym with 10 letters, 2 synonyms with 12 letters, 2 synonyms with 13 letters, 1 synonym with 14 letters, 2 synonyms with 15 letters, and 1 synonym with 22 letters, for a total of 21 synonyms for inclusive.
The program aims to be inclusive.
We need an inclusive approach always.
The community is very inclusive here.
They promote inclusive practices at work.
| Word | Opposites | Synonyms |
|---|---|---|
| Distinction | Similarity, uniformity | Difference, contrast |
| Income | Expenditure, outgoings | Earnings, salary |
| Inconsistent | Consistent, steady | Incompatible with, conflicting with |
| Lust | Be averse to, aversion | Sexual desire, sexual appetite |
| Inconsiderate | Considerate, thoughtful | Thoughtless, unthinking |
| Deprive | Provide, bestow | Bankrupt, bereave |
| Deprived | Fortunate, wealthy | Disadvantaged, underprivileged |
| Intuitive | Logical, rational | Instinctive, intuitional |
| Clumsy | Graceful, skillful | Awkward, uncoordinated |
| Inclusion | Exclusion, omission | Incorporation, addition |
| Attentive | Inattentive, inconsiderate | Alert, awake |
| Assertive | Retiring, passive, submissive | Confident, forceful |
| Incomplete | Complete, finished | Deficient, insufficient |
| Conservative | Left-winger, liberal, socialist | Traditionalist, traditional |
| Impulsive | Cautious, premeditated | Impetuous, spontaneous |
| Narrative | Silence, summary | Account, story |
| Relative to | Independent of, unrelated to | In relation to, concerning |
| Relatively | Absolutely, distinctly | Comparatively, somewhat |
| Illusion | Reality, truth | Mirage, hallucination |
| Collective | Individual, separate | Shared, joint |
| Lively | Listless, lifeless, apathetic | Energetic, active |
| Incorporate | Exclude, separate | Embody, include |
| Inconvenience | Help, convenience | Trouble, bother |
| Conclude | Start, begin, commence, open | Finish, end |
| Progressive | Regressive, conservative | Continuing, continuous |
| Distinctive | Common , ordinary | Distinguishing, characteristic |
| Incentive | Deterrent, disincentive | Inducement, motivation |
| Repetitive | Varied, interesting | Monotonous, tedious |
| Representative | Atypical, unrepresentative | Typical, prototypical |
| Incorrect | Correct, accurate | Wrong, mistaken |
| Live | Die, perish | Reside, have one's home |
| Positive | Pessimistic, negative | Constructive, practical |
| Sincerely | Insincerely, deceitfully | Genuinely, honestly |
| Cohesive | Disjointed, fragmented | Unified, connected |
| Give | Receive, accept, take, withhold | Present with, provide with |
| Incident | Normalcy, non-occurrence | Event, occurrence |
| Increase | Decrease, reduce | Grow, get bigger |
| Derive | Dissociate, detach | Obtain, get |
| Derived | Original, unrelated | Obtained, extracted |
| Effective | Ineffective, incompetent, weak | Successful, effectual |
| Perceived | Ignored, misunderstood | Recognized, noticed |
| Perceive | Ignore, overlook | Discern, recognize |
| Principle | Indulgence, exception | Truth, proposition |
| In conclusion | In the beginning, initially | Finally, lastly |
| Informative | Uninformative, unhelpful | Instructive, instructional |
| Driven | Apathetic, lazy | Motivated, ambitious |
| Drive | Unmotivated, indifferent | Operate, pilot |
| Supportive | Discouraging, opposed to | Encouraging, caring |
| Imperative | Unimportant, optional | Vitally important, of vital importance |
| Proactive | Reactive for passive | Forward-thinking, anticipatory |
| Exclusive | Inclusive, open | Complete, full |
| Unclear | Clear, lucid | Ambiguous, vague |
| Naive | Skeptical, sophisticated | Innocent, gullible |
| Receive | Give, present | Be given, be presented with |
| Excessive | Moderate, insufficient | Mmoderate, intemperate |