Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛndər ɪnˈkluːsɪv/
adjective describing a language, policy, or practice that includes all genders and avoids discrimination based on gender
A1 Gender-inclusive language is important for making everyone feel included.
A2 Using gender-inclusive pronouns like 'they' can help avoid assumptions about someone's gender.
B1 Employers should strive to create a gender-inclusive workplace environment.
B2 It is essential for educational materials to be gender-inclusive to promote equality.
C1 The company's new policy on gender-inclusive restrooms was well received by employees.
C2 The organization's commitment to gender-inclusive practices set a positive example for others in the industry.
preposition used before a noun to indicate inclusivity of all genders
A1 Gender-inclusive language helps everyone feel included.
A2 It is important to use gender-inclusive pronouns when addressing a group.
B1 The company's policy on hiring is gender-inclusive, ensuring equal opportunities for all.
B2 The school's curriculum has been updated to be more gender-inclusive.
C1 The organization's commitment to gender-inclusive practices sets a positive example for others.
C2 Gender-inclusive policies have been implemented across all departments to promote diversity and inclusion.
formal The company has implemented gender-inclusive policies to ensure equal opportunities for all employees.
informal Let's make sure the event is gender-inclusive so everyone feels welcome to participate.
slang I love that this clothing brand is all about being gender-inclusive, it's so cool!
figurative In order to create a truly gender-inclusive society, we must challenge traditional norms and stereotypes.
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