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disclude

What stupid people say instead of exclude

"The real definition of disclude is 'to disclose, make known', I think you meant to say 'exclude.'"

by GrammarTeacher August 27, 2009

143๐Ÿ‘ 64๐Ÿ‘Ž


disclude

to exclude or not to include; the logical opposite of include

Most people I know are cool, but this discludes you.

by Jason March 21, 2005

55๐Ÿ‘ 69๐Ÿ‘Ž


disclude

To leave something out of the given context, to not include.

Richard was discluded from the conversation because he was an imposter.

by andrea March 5, 2005

38๐Ÿ‘ 52๐Ÿ‘Ž


disclude

The act of exclusion. The opposite of include, but with intent. โ€œExcludeโ€ could be unintentional. โ€œDiscludeโ€ never is.

We purposely discluded Tom from the meeting because he always manages to derail it.

by Arcturus909 June 12, 2009

20๐Ÿ‘ 35๐Ÿ‘Ž


Discluded

Not included any longer.
Left out of a situation.
Similar to excluded but not the same.

You are officially discluded from the group chat.
Don't discluded me!

by quzxs April 23, 2019

6๐Ÿ‘ 2๐Ÿ‘Ž


Disclude

To not include someone in an activity or event.

Joe: โ€œDamn, I feel bad I had to disclude Jaime. There wasnโ€™t enough room in the car.โ€

Jane: โ€œOh sheโ€™ll be okay, sheโ€™s not that into concerts.โ€

by Christhesinatra August 5, 2020


Discluded

To be un-included, not included, but easier to say than that bullshit

Created by Brandon Rose, influenced by Marshall Druar

4 guys on a coach**
One guy: You two wanna watch the game?

You twoโ€™s: yah of course man
Other guy: Iโ€™m so discluded in everything

by PucksnapsFerdaBoys July 31, 2018