Antonym: exclusive. Similar words: exclusive, exclusively, conclusion, in conclusion, draw a conclusion, preclusion, effusive, intrusive. Meaning: [ɪn'kluːsɪv] 
adj. including much or everything; and especially including stated limits.
adj. including much or everything; and especially including stated limits. 
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1. The fully inclusive fare for the trip is ￡42.
2. Our office is open from Monday to Friday inclusive.
3. The rent is inclusive of water and heating.
4. The fully inclusive fare for the trip is ￡22.
5. The charge is inclusive of food.
6. It's an all inclusive price; there is nothing extra to pay.
7. Answer questions 8 to 12 inclusive.
8. My rent is $700 a month inclusive .
9. The rent is ￡120 a week, inclusive of heating.
10. The bill is inclusive of the food and lodging.
11. Not everyone shares his vision of an inclusive America.
12. The sum covers the cost inclusive of postage.
13. The monthly rent is $ 20 inclusive of everything.
14. The party must adopt more inclusive strategies and a broader vision.
15. The academy is far more inclusive now than it used to be.
16. The monthly rent is $ 15[sentencedict.com], inclusive of light and water.
17. Our aim is to create a fairer, more inclusive society.
18. Inclusive land cost is $ 4, 460 per person.
19. Summer School: All inclusive vacation courses start every week.
20. The price is all - inclusive.
21. The elitist republic has evolved into an inclusive democracy.
22. Colwyn Bay also operate their own inclusive package holiday.
23. Pressplan Travel has arranged a special inclusive tour to cover the first three days of the fair.
24. Training will commence on 5 October(sentencedict.com), running from Tuesday to Saturday inclusive.
25. I'll be away from the 20th to the 31st of May inclusive.
26. We are offering free holidays for children aged two to eleven inclusive.
27. The amusement park is open daily from May to October inclusive.
28. The castle is open daily from May to October inclusive.
29. Is this the price that we must pay for democratic and inclusive education?
30. It gave workshops and seminars to help priests and lay people plan liturgies that were expressive, inclusive and theologically sound.
More similar words: exclusive, exclusively, conclusion, in conclusion, draw a conclusion, preclusion, effusive, intrusive, obtrusive, include, conclude, including, cluster, concluded, allusion, illusion, disillusion, massive, passive, decisive, derisive, pervasive, offensive, impulsive, defensive, persuasive, extensive, excessive, recessive, expensive.