uninclusiveness

Example:The organization is committed to overcoming social uninclusiveness through community programs.

Definition:the state or condition of being associated with a group, society, or community.

Example:The new policy is aimed at removing educational uninclusiveness and ensuring equal opportunities for all students.

Definition:a course or action intended to achieve a general goal.

Example:She recognized the severity of the company’s attitude toward uninclusiveness.

Definition:a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, especially a sentimental one.

Example:Her parents' practice of indifference to uninclusiveness contributed to her perception of the world.

Definition:an activity or process done habitually or regularly.

Example:The local culture’s practice of uninclusiveness has prevented many minority artists from participating in important events.

Definition:the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively.

Example:Disney released a new film to address uninclusiveness in its practice by featuring a diverse cast.

Definition:a US corporation and media franchise known for producing films, theme parks, and other forms of entertainment.

Example:The company’s hiring policies are designed to reduce employee uninclusiveness.

Definition:a person who works for an employer, especially for wages; a person who is employed or occupied.

Example:The new policy aims to reduce gender uninclusiveness in the workplace.

Definition:the state of being male or female (typically used with reference to social and cultural attributes rather than biological ones).

Example:The neighborhood’s community uninclusiveness kept out many new residents.

Definition:a group of people living in the same area or having a particular characteristic in common.

Example:Social reform efforts aim to decrease society’s uninclusiveness.

Definition:the total aggregate of individuals living together in a more or less formally organized community.