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Inclusive: meaning and example

adjective · In the sense illustrated below

Making room for people with different circumstances or backgrounds.

Example sentence

“An inclusive workshop offers more than one way to take part.”

An illustrative sentence written for Ikigain.

Putting it into words

In a compliment

“Your inclusive approach meant everyone had a way to join in.”

At work

“Designed inclusive workshop materials with large-print handouts and an alternative to spoken responses.”

This example illustrates a positive sense or context. The same word can have other meanings; choose it for what you actually want to say.

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