unincluded
unincluded adjective: not included; excluded. Also the simple past and past participle of uninclude.
Adjective
unincluded (not comparable)
- Not included; excluded.
- Generally speaking, phase-in plans gradually introduce the costs of the plant into the rate base, with the unincluded portion of the plant accumulating both interest and the allowed return on equity until it enters the rate base.1986, Financial Condition of the U.S. Electric Utility Industry, page 29
- Synonyms:
- excluded, nonincluded, omitted
Also used as
unincluded is also the simple past and past participle of uninclude.
Synonyms of unincluded
Origin of unincluded
From un- + included.
Questions about unincluded
- What does unincluded mean?
- Unincluded means not included; excluded.
- What part of speech is unincluded?
- Unincluded is an adjective.
Words near unincluded in the dictionary
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