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.