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ineludible

ineludible adjective: incapable of being eluded or evaded.

Adjective

ineludible (comparative more ineludible, superlative most ineludible)

  1. Incapable of being eluded or evaded.
    • most pressing reasons and ineludible demonstrations1662, Joseph Glanvill, Lux Orientalis
    Synonyms:
    inescapable

Synonyms of ineludible

Forms of ineludible

comparativemore ineludible
superlativemost ineludible

Origin of ineludible

From in- + eludible.

Questions about ineludible

What does ineludible mean?
Ineludible means incapable of being eluded or evaded.
What part of speech is ineludible?
Ineludible is an adjective.

Words near ineludible in the dictionary

  1. ineloquently
  2. ineluctability
  3. ineluctable
  4. ineluctableness
  5. ineluctably
  6. ineludible
  7. inembryonate
  8. inemendable
  9. inemotive
  10. inemotivity
  11. inemulous

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