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To prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of

To snub or spurn someone, especially from a group

To prevent from entering a place

To remove someone from a place

To not be inclusive of

To omit from consideration or inclusion

To eliminate or prevent the occurrence of

To remove, get rid of or erase, especially written or printed material, or data on a computer

To separate or isolate

To deprive someone of a franchise, generally their right to vote

To reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance

To remove from suspicion or guilt

To remove or get rid of (completely)

To disregard as unimportant or insignificant

To take back or renege on an initial statement or stance

To hold exclusive control of a market or supply

To cover an opening

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Verb

To prohibit or interdict the participation or inclusion of

put an embargo on

place an embargo on

declare ineligible

declare illegal

give the thumbs down to

shut the door on

leave out in the cold

officially forbid

give the red light to

give the cold shoulder to

prohibit from entering

refuse admission to

refuse entrance to

refuse to admit

consider undesirable

stand in the way of

fail to include

refuse to employ

leave out of account

put the kibosh on

put on hit list

give the cold shoulder

put the chill on

close one's doors to

put half nelson on

pour cold water on

throw cold water on

turn your back on

have nothing to do with

impose sanctions

wash your hands of

hold aloof from

withhold patronage

give a wide berth to

refuse to take part in

declare null and void

give the brush-off to

turn thumbs down

stand in the way

not make the cut

render null and void

make null and void

axe^UK

trample underfoot

ride roughshod over

place injunction on

place an injunction on

make something punishable

declare something a punishable offence

refuse permission to

give thumbs down

ax^US

give the thumbs down

make ineffective

bring to an end

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“Yet some complain that despite government funding and a well-intentioned bureaucracy, co-ops are free to exclude any resident they consider undesirable.”

Verb

To snub or spurn someone, especially from a group

give the cold shoulder

send to Coventry

leave out in the cold

give someone the go-by

hand someone the frozen mitt

give someone the brush-off

be exclusive of

not be inclusive of

leave in the cold

turn up one's nose

refuse to entertain

look straight through

look right through someone

tell someone where to get off

give someone the big E

have nothing more to do with

give a wide berth to

give someone the push

give someone the air

have nothing to do with

kick in the teeth

give the bum's rush

give the brushoff

snub one's nose at

turn your back on

treat with contempt

hold in contempt

turn your nose up at

refuse to recognize

refuse to abide by

tell someone to get lost

give the cold shoulder to

keep one's distance from

have no part of

give the runaround

have no part in

give a wide berth

stand aloof from

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“Being a tubby child, he was open to the taunts of others who felt little or no compassion, some going as far as to exclude him from their circle.”

Verb

To prevent from entering a place

refuse entrance to

deny admittance to

keep at arm's length

prevent from entering

refuse admittance

refuse to admit

shut the door on

close one's doors to

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“Officers will work with door staff to exclude any troublemakers liable to cause problems.”

Verb

To remove someone from a place

throw out on your ear

give the bum's rush

give someone the boot

give someone the push

give someone the bullet

give someone their marching orders

remove by force

throw overboard

put out in the street

see the back of

shut the door on

give someone the air

remove from office

throw someone out on their ear

axe^UK

ax^US

give someone the big E

show the door to

throw out on the streets

give the heave-ho

remove from power

hand someone his hat

bring about the downfall of

vote someone out

give the old heave-ho

give a pink slip

toss out on ear

run out of town

ride out on rail

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“A nonresident alien may be able to present a claim to overcome a governmental decision to exclude him from the country.”

Verb

To not be inclusive of

be exclusive of

not be inclusive of

not take into consideration

“The price will exclude commissions and brokerages.”

Verb

To omit from consideration or inclusion

“The words of Lord Hardwicke, as cited, exclude any reference to the statute of limitations.”

Verb

To eliminate or prevent the occurrence of

prevent the occurrence of

make impossible

make it impossible for

make it impracticable for

make impracticable

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“Your tax return will be checked and rechecked to exclude any potential problems and maximize your refund.”

Verb

To remove, get rid of or erase, especially written or printed material, or data on a computer

put a line through

render null and void

declare null and void

declare invalid

axe^UK

ax^US

make null and void

remove all traces of

destroy root and branch

wipe off the map

wipe off face of earth

wipe off the face of the earth

render meaningless

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Verb

To get rid of

wash your hands of

throw on the scrapheap

axe^UK

ax^US

see the back of

throw overboard

knock something on the head

pull the plug on

divest yourself of

file in circular file

relieve yourself of

free oneself of

consign to scrap heap

put out to pasture

loosen one's hold on

loose one's hold on

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Verb

To separate or isolate

discriminate against

wrap up in cotton wool

keep in solitude

put a cordon sanitaire around

form a ring around

put to one side

restrict access

set at variance

put at a distance

keep at arm's length

keep on one side

seclude oneself

isolate oneself

shut oneself away

withdraw oneself

cut oneself off

segregate oneself

hide oneself away

shut oneself off

set oneself apart

become estranged

part company with

sever connections with

reach a parting of the ways

break off relations with

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Verb

To deprive someone of a franchise, generally their right to vote

Verb

To reject someone and exclude them from one's inheritance

leave penniless

cut off without a cent

cut off without a penny

have nothing more to do with

cut out of will

give someone the big E

send to Coventry

give someone the go-by

give a wide berth to

give someone the push

give someone the air

have nothing to do with

hand someone the frozen mitt

leave out in the cold

give the cold shoulder

kick in the teeth

give someone the brush-off

refuse to recognize

refuse to abide by

Verb

To remove from suspicion or guilt

let off the hook

make an exception for

make an exception of

give immunity to

grant immunity to

find not guilty

declare innocent

deal leniently with

drop charges against

grant someone a dispensation

grant someone an exemption

grant an amnesty to

wipe the slate clean

pronounce not guilty

pull out of the fire

cut someone some slack

leave uninjured

leave unpunished

give quarter to

get off the hook

get out of hock

grant a pardon to

refrain from hurting

grant pardon to

disembarrass of

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Verb

To remove or get rid of (completely)

give someone the works

wipe off the face of the earth

wipe from the face of the earth

terminate with extreme prejudice

take the life of

cause the death of

end the life of

put out of its misery

remove all traces of

wipe off the map

administer the coup de grâce

give the coup de grâce

drive to the wall

take someone's life

move in for the kill

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Verb

To disregard as unimportant or insignificant

be oblivious to

look the other way

pay no attention to

close your eyes to

not take into account

take no notice of

turn a blind eye

turn your back on

bury one's head in sand

turn a blind eye to

turn a deaf ear to

take no account of

let something ride

leave something undone

think no more of

let something slide

refuse to acknowledge

put out of your mind

keep one's distance from

not take into consideration

have nothing to do with

fail to look after

pay little attention to

be remiss about

give someone the brush-off

give the cold shoulder to

give something a miss

pay no attention

take no heed of

treat as unimportant

sweep under the carpet

sweep under the rug

avoid considering

take with a pinch of salt

give no credence to

deal rapidly with

make allowances for

let someone off with

deliberately ignore

ride roughshod over

pour cold water on

treat with contempt

close your eyes

throw cold water on

turn a deaf ear

close one's mind to

stop thinking about

leave out of account

send to Coventry

pretend not to notice

shut one's eyes to

close one's eyes to

think little of

procrastinate over

erase from your mind

give someone the go-by

cut someone cold

consign to oblivion

fail to care for

throw to the winds

keep your distance

be irresponsible

keep at arm's length

fail to provide for

not trouble oneself

fail to anticipate

put to one side

have contempt for

have no use for

pussyfoot around

fail to take account of

fail to mention

fail to deal with

give the slip to

cock a snook at

wash your hands of

refuse to have anything to do with

absolve yourself

have no time for

tell someone to get lost

fail to remember

look right through someone

render needless

find a way round

give a wide berth

give a wide berth to

outmanoeuvre^UK

throw off the scent

break away from

avoid like the plague

find a way around

find a way out of

give the runaround

slip through the net of

slip through your fingers

keep out of the way of

extricate oneself from

put the move on

sneak away from

answer evasively

play truant from

escape the clutches of

lead on a merry chase

lie down on job

avoid answering

go around the barn

be equivocal about

be evasive about

not give a straight answer to

beat around bush

beg the question

beat about the bush about

slip through the net

make a detour round

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Verb

To take back or renege on an initial statement or stance

change one's tune

do an about-turn on

have change of heart

do an about-face

change your mind

do an about-turn

wash your hands of

declare null and void

do a volte-face

have second thoughts

go back on your word

shift one's ground

break your word

retrace your steps

think better of

take it all back

go into reverse

sing a different song

change your mind about

dissociate from

render null and void

break a promise

turn your back on

drive backwards

change your decision

divorce oneself from

refuse to acknowledge

change one's attitude

refuse to accept

change one's plans

turn the tables

swallow one's words

move further off

admit you were wrong

withdraw from agreement or statement

beat a hasty retreat

go over the fence

turn one's coat

take exception to

shoot down in flames

shoot full of holes

call into question

have nothing more to do with

prove to be false

show to be false

call in question

declare to be untrue

take a stand against

give thumbs down to

end relations with

have no more truck with

refuse to recognize

take issue with

give something a miss

fly in the face of

give the lie to

have bone to pick

cut off without a penny

say the opposite of

give someone the big E

give someone the air

give someone the push

axe^UK

ax^US

refuse to abide by

dissent against

prove to be wrong

show to be wrong

put up argument

protest against

have an argument about

agitate against

blow out of the water

pick an argument with

argue the pros and cons of

bandy words concerning

let well enough alone

have no truck with

give a wide berth to

have nothing to do with

give the thumbs down to

cast doubt upon

throw the book at

cast aspersions upon

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Verb

To hold exclusive control of a market or supply

Verb

To cover an opening

put up the shutters

put up the shutter

fasten securely

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