inclusivity
3 antonyms and opposites of inclusivity, grouped by meaning.
Noun — The practice of making sure that people of all backgrounds, identities and abilities are welcomed and able to take part.
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How to Use Inclusivity
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
Neutral, though common enough in corporate policy documents that it can read as jargon if unsupported by specifics.
Etymology
Formed from inclusive, which derives from Latin includere 'to shut in', plus the noun ending -ity.
Full origin of inclusivity →Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between inclusivity and diversity?
Diversity is about who is present — the mix of people in a room. Inclusivity is about whether those people can actually participate, speak and belong once they are there. An organisation can be diverse on paper and still not be inclusive.
Is it inclusivity or inclusiveness?
Both are standard nouns from inclusive. Inclusiveness is the older form and slightly more neutral; inclusivity has become the usual choice in social and organisational contexts.