inclusiveness

Synonyms for inclusiveness

noun extent

mid-15c., from Medieval Latin inclusivus, from Latin inclus-, past participle stem of includere (see include). Related: Inclusively; inclusiveness.

Whitman's inclusiveness was at one and the same time his virtue and his defect.

The sequel to my error or exclusiveness, is truth or inclusiveness.

The excellence of fastidiousness is not in eccentricity but in inclusiveness.

But what makes the Soviet threat unique in history is its all--inclusiveness.

Everything teaches us the lesson of inclusiveness, as we approach a more spiritualized ideal of life.

We can meet the tests of inclusiveness and exclusiveness in a definition of money, but we can hardly meet the first test.

The outline in nature study impresses one with the inclusiveness of the course.

Very slowly, however, did it permit itself to lose any of its marks of catholicity and inclusiveness.

The inclusiveness of the Reformed Church of England has never been altogether one-sided.

This system of exclusion was accompanied by an equally vigorous policy of inclusiveness.