Excluded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXCLUDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXCLUDE, to shut out
• deny (someone) access to a place, group, or privilege
• keep (something) out of a place
• expel (a pupil) from school.
• remove from consideration
• prevent the occurrence of

Words related to EXCLUDED

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Words that contain EXCLUDED

unexcluded21

How to use EXCLUDED in a sentence

• Nowhere were even those women who were entirely lacking in economic freedom, excluded on that account from any extension of suffrage.
• It was at length, however, determined, that he should dine with us last Sunday, and that all visitors should be excluded.
• He had tried to gain admission to Australia and New Zealand, and then the United States, and had been excluded under some harsh laws.
• From that old-time Sabbath day the affairs of the world were rigidly excluded.
• Women, therefore, were not rigidly excluded from official life.
• Colbrith into the private committee-room at the bank and shut the door, Ford and Kenneth, who were excluded, could only surmise.
• In the great war on Christianity they have acted as the advance guard by the institution of Socialist Sunday-schools, from which all religious teaching is excluded.
• They felt strangely excluded from something that had belonged to them.
• The Republicans, however numerous, and although having a majority of lawful voters in most of these States, have been excluded from political power.
• An Exclusive Home is one from which the Police are Excluded.
• As taste and science are confined to no country, so ought they not to be excluded from any party, and Mr.
• It is not to be supposed, however, that his mind was fixed upon the matter in which he was engaged, so that other subjects were thereby excluded from it.
• I have not been buried with inferior minds, and excluded from every glimpse of communion with what is bright and energetic and high.
• The Brabanconne being excluded from the street and from the school took refuge in the Churches, where it is played and often sung by the congregation at the end of the service.
• There are homes where the children are excluded from counsel, from love, from plan, from association.
• It was their girlish society that he had been excluded from.
• The light, which would otherwise have disturbed him, was excluded from his chamber by means of closed wooden shutters.
• And in consideration of the subject, Lane excluded all except the better class of Middleville.
• Now, as to California and New Mexico, I hold slavery to be excluded from these territories by a law even superior to that which admits and sanctions it in Texas.
• Labor conditions excluded the South from this element of progress also.

Similar words containing CLUD without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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