excludes
Sayiks-KLOODZ/ɪksˈkluːdz/
- 1Third-person singular present of exclude.
The membership rule excludes non-residents from voting.
The new policy excludes temporary workers from the bonus plan.
Note
The form a singular subject takes in the present: the rule excludes, she excludes, but they exclude and it will exclude. Every use of exclude takes an object, and from often follows to name what is barred: excludes non-members from the vote. The same form serves the courtroom use, where a court excludes evidence it will not accept, and the clinical one, where a result excludes a diagnosis.
excludes is a form of exclude
exclude, verb: To bar someone or something from entering a place or group; to keep out. Full entry
- Spelling
- exclude → excludes: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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