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exclude

exclude ex·clud·ed ex·clud·ing 1 : to prevent or restrict the entry or admission of [ hearsay evidence] 2 :

admission to debar from participation or enjoyment to deprive of to except the opposite to admit as to exclude a crowd from a room or house to exclude the light to exclude one nation from the ports

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Shall not be excluded

Shall not be excluded, if will not enough to say that the meaning of the word 'shall not be excluded' in the

Exclusory

Able to exclude excluding serving to exclude

From

From, ordinarily excludes the day from which the time is to be reckoned, but is construed inclusively of that day if

Disfellowship

To exclude from fellowship to refuse intercourse with as an associate

Exclusionary

Tending to exclude causing exclusion exclusive

Excommune

To exclude from participation in to excommunicate

Outlaw

A person excluded from the benefit of the law or deprived of its protection

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