Synonyms and antonyms of To include something or someone in British Thesaurus

include (verb)

to make someone or something part of a group, set, or collection of things

take in ()

to include something

involve (verb)

to include something as a necessary part of an activity, event, or situation

incorporate (verb)

to add or include something as a part of something else, for example as a part of an arrangement or a document

count in ()

to include someone in your plans

incorporate (verb)

to include something as a part or as a quality

involve (verb)

to include or affect someone or something in an important way

embrace (verb)

formal to accept and include something

span (verb)

to include a number of different things

allow for ()

to consider something when making a plan or calculation

accommodate (verb)

formal to consider and include something when you are deciding what to do

add (verb)

to give something an extra quality

add in ()

to include something as part of something else

add on ()

to include an extra thing or amount in something

be compounded of something ()

to be made up of two or more things

broaden (verb)

to make something include more things or people

broaden (verb)

to start including more things or people

build in ()

to make something part of a plan, system, calculation etc

cast your net wide ()

to consider or involve a large variety of people or things

comprise (verb)

formal to consist of two or more things

consist of ()

to be made of particular parts or things

cover (verb)

to include and deal with a particular situation, subject, period of history etc

cover (verb)

if a law, rule, or contract covers a particular situation, type of person etc, it includes or deals with that situation or person

embed (verb)

to make something a fixed and important part of something else

embody (verb)

formal to include something

encompass (verb)

formal to include a lot of people or things

extend (verb)

to affect or include someone or something

go beyond ()

to refer to, deal with, or include more things than something

have (verb)

to contain or include parts, members etc

imbed ()

another spelling of embed

inclusion (noun)

the action of including someone or something in a group, arrangement, document etc

inclusion (noun)

something or someone that is added or included

insert (verb)

to add something at a point in a document or series

lie (verb)

used for talking about things such as plans, ideas, and qualities and what they consist of

lie (verb)

if your interest lies in a particular subject, you are interested in it

make allowance/allowances (for) ()

to consider something when making a plan or doing a calculation

number (verb)

formal to consist of a particular quantity of people or things

number among ()

to be part of a particular group, or to include someone or something among a particular group

range (verb)

to be included in a group of numbers, ages, measurements etc with particular fixed limits

range (verb)

to include a variety of things

straddle (verb)

to include different things

subsume (verb)

formal to include something in a larger group and cause it to lose its own individual character

supplement (verb)

to add something extra in order to improve something or make it bigger

tack on ()

to add something extra, especially something that does not seem to belong to the rest

tag on ()

to add something extra, especially something that does not seem to belong to the rest

throw in ()

to include something extra with something that you are selling, without asking for more money

weave something into something ()

to include something in a story, plan etc

work in ()

to add one thing or idea to another, or include one thing or idea in another

write into ()

to include a particular feature in an official document such as a contract