1. A loss or risk that a policy does not cover.
2. An item that must be reported on a tax return even though it is not taxed;
3. More generally, something not included.
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- Exclusion - Merriam-Webster Online
the act or an instance of excluding. 2. : the state of being excluded. — ex·clu·sion· ary \-zhə-ˌner-ē\ adjective. Origin of EXCLUSION. Middle English, from ...
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[Middle English exclusioun, from Latin excl si , excl si n-, from excl sus, past participle of excl dere, to shut; see exclude.] ex·clu sion·ar y (-zh -n r ) adj.
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Social exclusion is a concept used in many parts of the world to characterise contemporary forms of social disadvantage. Dr. Lynn Todman, director of the ...
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exclusion (countable and uncountable; plural exclusions) ... in defence and Scott Parker's display made light of the surprising exclusion of Frank Lampard.