1Not including all possible elements; not exhaustive.

1. 1.1 Excluding some parties, interests, or concerns.
   the book is further hampered by noninclusive language

   Example sentencesExamples

   • The leadership suffers from a deep sense of guilt about being noninclusive in a wondrously inclusive culture.
   • Guilt about being noninclusive is joined to the galling realization that there are not a lot of people interested in being included in the group.
   • A number of studies have shown that peer interactions of children with disabilities occur more frequently in inclusive settings than in noninclusive settings made up only of children with disabilities.
   • The book is further hampered by noninclusive language, a bane of numerous books published in England even today.
   • He writes well but the writing is marred by too many cliches and too much noninclusive language (Clare, at 25, is a "girl").