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involve, count, number, allow for: Please don't forget to
include me in the invitation list.
inclusion n. incorporation, involvement, counting, numbering, grouping,
classification: The inclusion of her name among the culprits
was an error.
inclusive adj. 1 comprehensive, general, all-encompassing, wide, broad,
extensive, full, umbrella, blanket, across the board,
all-in-one, unified: We have an inclusive insurance policy that
covers the entire family. 2 inclusive of. including, embracing,
comprising, taking in, covering, incorporating, embodying: Is
this bill inclusive of service?
incognito adj. 1 unknown, disguised, concealed, unidentified, in
disguise, unrecognizable, unrecognized: I did not tell them who
I was; I wanted to remain incognito.
--adv. 2 unrecognizably, in disguise, secretly, on the sly,
under cover, clandestinely: Why travel incognito if no one
knows or cares who you really are?
incoherent
adj. confused, garbled, mixed up, disordered, jumbled, muddled,
scrambled, rambling, illogical, irrational, wild, unstructured,
disjoined, disconnected, disjointed, loose, unconnected,
uncoordinated, unintelligible, inarticulate: He arrived late
with an incoherent excuse involving measles, his car, and a
policeman.
incombustible
adj. non-flammable, non-inflammable, fireproof,
non-combustible; flame-proof: She has to wear incombustible
clothing at her job.
income n. return, revenue(s), receipts, proceeds, profit(s), gain(s),
takings: Most of his income is from investments.
incoming adj. 1 arriving, entering: Incoming passengers must pass
through customs. 2 new, entering: They are trying to predict
the likely policies of the incoming government.
incomparable