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inclusive language

language that avoids the use of certain expressions or words that might be considered to exclude particular groups of people, esp gender-specific words, such as ``man'', ``mankind'', and masculine pronouns, the use of which might be considered to exclude women

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No references found			While the book raises a host of important questions and issues for couples contemplating a committed life together and how they will steward their resources, the book's conservative theological views on male-female relationships and its lack of inclusive language will lead to spirited discussions among couples and groups where theological convictions on these matters differ strongly. Your Money Matters by Kleingartner, Connie M. / Currents in Theology and Mission By that time, though, ICEL's opponents had identified other issues of concern, such as ICEL's efforts to use inclusive language (using human beings rather than men). Incoming missal: get ready for changes to your Sunday Mass by Nixon, J. Peter / U.S. Catholic And, if we are assigned a hymn that has been translated into inclusive language, I sing the old words out loud (very loud), complete with thee, thou, and thy. Hymns at church by Beresford, David / Catholic Insight			inclined fault inclined plane inclined railway Incliner Inclining Inclinnometer inclinometer Inclip Incloister inclose Incloser Inclosure Incloud include include out included Included stamens Includible including Inclusa inclusion inclusion body inclusion body encephalitis inclusion body myositis inclusive inclusive language inclusive of inclusive or inclusive terms inclusively Inclusiveness inclusivity Incoach Incoact Incoagulable Incoalescence Incocted incoercible Incoexistence Incog incog. incogitable Incogitance incogitant Incogitantly Incogitative Incogitativity incognita Incognitant incognito Incognizable			Inclusion-cell disease Inclusion-exclusion Inclusion-exclusion principle Inclusion-exclusion theorem inclusion/exclusion criteria inclusionary inclusionary inclusionary inclusionary Inclusionary zoning Inclusions Inclusions Inclusions Inclusions inclusions of cell inclusive inclusive inclusive inclusive Inclusive and Supportive Education Congress Inclusive Communities for Children, Youth and Families Pilot Program Inclusive counting Inclusive Curriculum Project Inclusive design Inclusive design Inclusive Design for Getting Outdoors Inclusive E-Learning Inclusive Early Childhood Education Inclusive education Inclusive Finance for the Underserved Economy inclusive language Inclusive Large Scale Standards and Assessment Inclusive Leisure Education Activities Project Inclusive Mobility and Transport Advisory Committee Inclusive Model of Partnership Against Car Theft Inclusive Namespace Registry System Inclusive nand Inclusive North Columbus Home Education Support inclusive of Inclusive or Inclusive or Inclusive or Inclusive Play Opportunities Project Inclusive rate Inclusive rate Inclusive rate Inclusive rate Inclusive rate Inclusive tax Inclusive tax Inclusive tax Inclusive tax Inclusive tax rate Inclusive tax rate Inclusive tax rate Inclusive tax rate inclusive terms Inclusive Tour Inclusive Tour Charter Inclusive Tour Excursion inclusively

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