includible
Definition
- Adjective:
- Capable of being included: "includible" describes something that can be added as part of a set, group, or category. It is used to indicate eligibility or suitability for inclusion.
Usage Examples
- (Items that can be added to the contract.)
- (Expenses that can be counted or included.)
- (File types that can be included in the search.)
Advanced Usage
"Includible income": In tax law, this refers to income that must be included in a taxpayer's gross income.
- All wages, salaries, and tips are includible in gross income. (These types of income must be reported to tax authorities.)
"Includible in the calculation": Used in formal or technical contexts to mean something that is part of a computation or assessment.
- The bonus is includible in the employee's total compensation for the year. (The bonus counts as part of total compensation.)
Variants and Related Words
Include (verb): to contain as part of a whole.
- Please include your contact details in the application. (Add your contact details.)
Including (preposition): used to introduce examples or additional items.
- The price is $50, including tax. (Tax is part of the price.)
Inclusion (noun): the act of including or state of being included.
- Her inclusion in the team was a surprise. (She was added to the team.)
Synonyms
- Includable: a variant spelling of "includible," meaning the same thing.
- Eligible: qualified or entitled to be included.
- Countable: capable of being counted or included in a total.
Antonyms
- Excludible: capable of being excluded or left out.
- Ineligible: not qualified or entitled to be included.
Related Idioms
- There are no common idioms directly associated with "includible," as it is a technical or formal term. However, it may appear in phrases like:
- "Includible for consideration": something that is allowed to be taken into account.
- All relevant evidence is includible for consideration by the jury. (Evidence that can be considered.)