excludible
Able to bar
Excludible describes something that can be excluded or left out.
The term appears most often in legal and tax contexts: excludible income is money that doesn't count toward taxable earnings.
Also spelled excludable, with both forms in common use.
Out-of-pocket threshold amount
- taxableSubject to government levy
- allowableSanctioned by authority
- removableCapable of being detached
- severableAble to be parted
waivable · inadmissible · disallowable · rejectable · voidable · revocable · contestable · disputable
Able to be excluded
- removableCapable of being detached
- deletableCapable of being removed
- droppableAble to be released
- cuttableCapable of being severed
skippable · bypassable · optional · dispensable · expendable · nonessential · eliminable · filterable
Worthy of prohibition
- ostracizableWorthy of being shunned
- expellableAble to be ejected
- deportableSubject to removal proceedings
- ejectableCapable of being expelled
dismissible · suspendable · unwelcome · rejectable · shunnable · avoidable · isolatable · segregable
deductible
Out-of-pocket threshold amount
severable · waivable · inadmissible · disallowable · rejectable · voidable · revocable · contestable · disputable · challengeable
omittable
Able to be excluded
cuttable · skippable · bypassable · optional · dispensable · expendable · nonessential · eliminable · filterable · screenable
bannable
Worthy of prohibition
- ostracizableWorthy of being shunned
- expellableAble to be ejected
- deportableSubject to removal proceedings
ejectable · dismissible · suspendable · unwelcome · rejectable · shunnable · avoidable · isolatable · segregable · separable
excludiblemandatory
Required by rule
required · compulsory · obligatory · essential · necessary
excludibleinextricable
Impossible to disentangle
integral · inherent · inseparable · built-in · fundamental
include, exclude, exclusive, included, inclusive, enclosure, inclusion, exclusion, excluding