excludable

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excludable — adjective

  • excludablepositive
  • more excludablecomparative
  • most excludablesuperlative

1. able to be deliberately left out of a group, list, system, or calculation when i

1.形容詞C1
釋義

able to be deliberately left out of a group, list, system, or calculation when it is not wanted or needed.

例句

Vikram learned that some tuition costs are excludable from his taxable income.

pattern: be excludable + from + noun phrase

The system settings show which file types are excludable from the automatic scan.

passive construction: are excludable from

同義詞
  • omissible

    more formal but much rarer; used mainly in technical writing

  • removable

    broader meaning — implies physical or digital removal, not just deliberate exclusion

反義詞
  • includable

    opposite meaning; able to be included

  • mandatory

    opposite in effect — required and cannot be left out

文法句型

be + excludable + from + noun phrase

用法筆記

Frequently found in formal registers such as tax law, academic research, and computing. The preposition 'from' almost always follows when specifying the domain the item is excluded from.

常見錯誤

❌The late entries are excludable from the contest.' (correct, but often confused with 'exempt').
✅The late entries are excludable from the contest.
💡'excludable' means someone can choose to leave them out; 'exempt' means they have a special right not to be included.