Definition

Adjective (also spelled includible): Capable of being included; able to be contained as part of a larger group, set, or category.

Usage Examples

• (The files can be added to the report.)
• (The expenses cannot be considered part of the deduction.)
• (Interns were also included in the invitation.)

Advanced Usage

• "Includable in": used to specify the set or category where something belongs.
  • Items includable in the package must weigh less than five kilograms. (Items that can be placed inside the package.)
• "Not includable": indicates exclusion from a group or calculation.
  • The cost of insurance is not includable in the base price. (Insurance is not part of the base price.)

Variants and Related Words

• Includible (adj): an alternative spelling with the same meaning.
  • The contract lists includible services. (Services that can be included.)
• Include (verb): to contain or make part of a whole.
  • Please include your contact information in the form. (Add your contact details.)
• Inclusion (noun): the act of including or the state of being included.
  • The inclusion of all participants was important. (Making sure everyone was part of the group.)

Synonyms

• Containable: able to be held or enclosed within something.
• Encompassable: able to be covered or included.
• Incorporable: able to be integrated into a whole.

Antonyms

• Excludable: capable of being left out or excluded.
• Ineligible: not qualified or allowed to be included.

Related Idioms

• Part and parcel: an essential or included part of something.
  • Long hours are part and parcel of the job. (Long hours are includable as a normal aspect of the work.)
• All in: including everything or everyone.
  • The price is all in, with no hidden fees. (Everything is includable in the total cost.)