Inclusion and Classification: English Vocabulary List

possessing the right to do or have something because of having the required qualifications

"You are eligible."

"To be eligible for the scholarship students must have excellent grades and demonstrate financial need by submitting their family's tax returns."

following a predictable or established form, pattern, or formula

"The song was formulaic."

"The formulaic plot of the movie was predictable and the critics were not impressed."

not considering the distinctions

"Indiscriminate use of force."

"The indiscriminate use of antibiotics has led to drug resistant bacteria that are hard to treat."

to include or contain a wide range of different things within a particular scope or area

"The course encompasses many different subjects."

"The new law encompasses a wide range of regulations that affect almost every aspect of the fishing industry."

to be made up of various components or parts within a whole

"The team comprises eight members."

"The delegation will comprise representatives from ten different countries who will discuss trade issues and negotiate new agreements."

to require or involve certain actions, conditions, or consequences as a necessary part of a situation or decision

"The job entails frequent travel abroad."

"The new job will entail a great deal of travel to different countries which may be exciting but also exhausting."

to be constructed from or made up of certain things or people

"The team consists of five players."

"The committee will consist of ten members who will be elected by the board next week."

to have something as a prominent or distinctive aspect or characteristic

"The film features famous actors."

"The new film features an all star cast of famous actors and stunning special effects that will amaze audiences everywhere."

to contribute to the structure or makeup of something

"These actions constitute a breach of contract."

"These actions constitute a serious violation of the terms of your employment contract with this company."

to extend across and cover a part of something else

"Our schedules overlap on Tuesdays."

"Our working hours overlap for only two hours each day because I work the morning shift and he works in the evening."

including everything or everyone, without excluding any particular group or element

"The tour is inclusive."

"The inclusive price covers all meals activities and taxes so you will not pay extra."

inseparable essential part or quality of someone or something that is in their nature

"The risk is inherent."

"The inherent risk of skydiving is that the parachute might fail but most jumps are safe when proper equipment is used."

individually separate and easily identifiable

"The units are discrete."

"The discrete units of the course can be taken separately or combined into a full program."

by chance and without a specific pattern, order, or purpose

"The numbers were chosen randomly."

"The numbers were chosen randomly by the computer so that every participant would have a fair chance of winning."

in a manner that relates to the theme or central idea that connects elements within a work of art, literature, or discourse

"The songs are thematically linked."

"The songs are thematically connected and they all deal with the same ideas of love loss and redemption."

in a manner that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected

"The results were anomalously high."

"The results were anomalously high compared to previous experiments so the researchers decided to repeat the test to verify their accuracy."

to systematically organize and list items, information, or resources, often in a detailed and structured manner

"She cataloged her stamp collection carefully."

"The librarian spent months to catalog every single book in the new collection so that patrons could easily find what they needed."

to sort similar items into a specific group

"Categorize the expenses by month."

"The librarian will categorize the new books according to genre and author before placing them on the appropriate shelves."

to classify or arrange into different categories or groups based on similarities or characteristics

"Assort the items carefully."

"The store clerk needs to assort the new merchandise by size and color before placing it on the shelves for customers."

to serve as a typical example or embodiment of a concept, idea, or category

"She epitomizes kindness."

"Her dedication to helping others truly epitomizes the spirit of volunteerism in our community."

a distinguishing quality or characteristic, especially one that forms part of someone's personality or identity

"Honesty is a good trait."

"Kindness is an important personality trait that makes people like her very much."

a person or thing that does not follow a general rule or is excluded from a class or group

"There is an exception."

"Children under five are usually granted an exception to the museum's admission fee."

to have or hold something within or include something as a part of a larger entity or space

"This box contains old photographs."

"The old wooden box contained many valuable treasures that had been hidden for centuries."

to hold or possess something within

"She harbors a secret."

"The old abandoned building may harbor dangerous criminals who are hiding from the police in the dark empty rooms."

to provide space for storing something, often in a designated location

"The museum houses ancient artifacts."

"The new library building will house over a million books along with computers study rooms and a large reading area."

to include something as part of a larger whole or system

"Incorporate these changes into the document."

"The architect plans to incorporate many eco friendly features into the design of the new office building."

a part that combines with others to form a larger whole, often separable and functional within a system

"The engine has many components."

"This small component is very important for the proper functioning of the entire machine."

the different elements that form something or the arrangement of these elements

"Analyze the composition."

"The chemical composition of the unknown substance was analyzed in a laboratory using sophisticated equipment."

the combination or arrangement of parts or qualities that form an individual or entity

"The makeup of the team."

"The unique makeup of the ecosystem allows for a wide variety of flora and fauna to thrive."

to put people or things in different categories or groups

"Biologists classify animals into different groups."

"The library uses a special system to classify books by genre so that patrons can find them easily."

to make a connection between someone or something and another in the mind

"People associate dark clouds with rain."

"Most people associate the color red with love and passion but it can also symbolize danger and anger."

to serve as an instance that embodies the characteristics, qualities, or traits associated with a particular category or concept

"You represent us."

"This particular artifact can represent the artistic achievements of the entire civilization."

to represent a more important or hidden meaning

"Doves typically symbolize peace."

"The dove is often used to symbolize peace in art literature and political movements around the world."

to provide a concrete illustration that helps make a concept or idea more understandable

"This will exemplify the problem."

"The teacher used a real-world case study to exemplify the abstract economic principles discussed in class."

to include or represent something as an essential part within a larger entity or concept

"He embodies kindness."

"The new constitution aims to embody the principles of justice and equality for all citizens."

to relate or assign a feature or quality to something or someone

"Attribute this to luck."

"Scientists often attribute the remarkable success of the experiment to a combination of careful planning and serendipity."

the particular characteristics that are considered when evaluating something

"These are the criteria."

"The selection committee will evaluate all applications based on specific academic and extracurricular criteria."

a perfect or most desirable goal, standard, or principle that people aim to achieve

"She has an ideal."

"Achieving world peace remains the ultimate ideal for many humanitarian organizations."

a measurable characteristic or attribute that defines the properties, behavior, or functioning of a system, process, or phenomenon

"Each parameter is important."

"Adjusting the temperature parameter is crucial for achieving the desired outcome in this chemical experiment."

the initial point from which measurements or comparisons are made

"Establish the baseline first."

"We need to establish a baseline measurement before starting the scientific experiment."

the relation between two amounts indicating how much larger one value is than the other

"What is the ratio?"

"The ratio of men to women attending the conference was surprisingly balanced, encouraging diverse participation."

a notable feature or quality that defines or describes something

"Kindness is a characteristic."

"A calm voice is one of her most noticeable characteristics."

a feature or quality of something

"It has a nice property."

"The unique property of this material is its ability to change color with temperature."

an important or distinctive aspect of something

"This is a key feature."

"A prominent feature of the new smartphone is its advanced camera system."

a point of comparison or a standard used to evaluate or measure something

"Use this as reference."

"The detailed report serves as an important reference for understanding the complex economic trends."