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Inclusively  adv.  In an inclusive manner.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Inclusively" Quotes from Famous Books



... A. SS., pp. 631-634. The first bull which concerns the Brothers of Penitence (without naming them) is of December 16, 1221, Significatum est. If it really refers to them, as Sbaralea thinks, with all those who have interested themselves in the question to M. Mueller inclusively—but which, it appears, might be contested—it is because in 1221 they had made appeal to the pope against the podestas of Faenza and the neighboring cities. This evidently supposes an association not recently born. Sbaralea, Bull. fr., 1, p. 8; Horoy, ...
— Life of St. Francis of Assisi • Paul Sabatier

... under all governments—from the Grecian and Swiss Democracies to the Despotisms of Imperial Rome, of Turkey, and of France under her present ruler. It must then be a high principle which could exact obeisance from governments at the two extremes of polity, and from all modes of government inclusively; from the best and from the worst; from magistrates acting under obedience to the stedfast law which expresses the general will; and from depraved and licentious tyrants, whose habit it is—to express, and to act upon, their own individual will. ...
— The Prose Works of William Wordsworth • William Wordsworth

... big Verinder mines, had been up to see his chief at the hotel and was passing the private sitting-room of the Farquhar party when a voice hailed him. He bowed inclusively to Lady Farquhar, Miss Seldon, ...
— The Highgrader • William MacLeod Raine



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