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all-inclusive
[ awl-in-kloo-siv ]
adjective
- including everything; comprehensive.
all-inclusive
adjective
- including everything; comprehensive
Word History and Origins
Origin of all-inclusive1
Example Sentences
That doesn’t mean you won’t pay a fee to access the general parking lots for a game or a concert, but the fee will be part of what Foltz called an “all-inclusive” ticket price.
This production — full of Kosky’s trademark cross-dressing and buoyant, all-inclusive sexual emancipation — is an intoxicating road map for fulfillment.
On the Discovery Cove website, it is described as an "all-inclusive day resort" which offers opportunities to swim with dolphins and snorkel among tropical fish.
Unfair labor practice strikes have precedent, he said, and go beyond “seemingly all-inclusive” no-strike clauses in contracts.
But in this instance — as opposed to, say, the year-end awards race — “international cinema” is an all-inclusive label.
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