Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Contained as part of a whole; comprising: Something that is "included" forms a part of a larger set, group, or total. It is not separate or additional.
   • Enclosed or supplied within something: Often used to indicate that an item is provided as part of a package, deal, or communication.

Examples of Usage

• Adjective:
  • The price is $50, with all taxes included.
  • Please send the completed form, making sure every required document is included.
  • Is breakfast included in the room rate?

Advanced Usage

• "included in": Used to specify the larger set or context.
  • All necessary tools are included in the starter kit.
• "myself included" / "himself included" etc.: A common phrase used to add oneself or others to a previously mentioned group.
  • Everyone was tired after the hike, myself included.

Variants and Related Words

• Include (verb): To contain or make part of a whole.
  • The tour includes a visit to the museum.
• Inclusion (noun): The action or state of including or being included.
  • The inclusion of diverse perspectives is important.
• Inclusive (adjective): Including all the services or items mentioned.
  • The rent is inclusive of utilities.

Synonyms

• Contained: Held within.
• Incorporated: Included as part of a single unit.
• Comprised: Constituted or formed part of.

Antonyms

• Excluded: Not included; left out.
• Extra: Additional and not part of the standard set.
• Separate: Not joined or connected; apart.

Related Phrases

• All included: Often used in pricing to mean no extra charges.
  • We offer an all-inclusive vacation package.
• Including but not limited to: A formal phrase used in documents to indicate that the list which follows has examples, but is not exhaustive.
  • The fee covers various activities, including but not limited to swimming and tennis.

Adjective

1. enclosed in the same envelope or package
   • the included check