complete exclusion
[/kəmˈpliːt ɪkˈskluːʒən/]
nounpl: complete exclusions
exclusão total
1. The act of completely removing, shutting out, or preventing someone or something from participating, entering, or being included in something
The athlete faced complete exclusion from all professional competitions due to doping violations.
O atleta enfrentou exclusão total de todas as competições profissionais devido a violações de doping.
2. A state or condition of being entirely excluded or isolated
The policy resulted in the complete exclusion of minority groups from educational opportunities.
A política resultou na exclusão total de grupos minoritários das oportunidades educacionais.
3. In legal or contractual contexts, the absolute elimination of liability or coverage
The insurance policy contained a complete exclusion clause for pre-existing conditions.
A apólice de seguro continha uma cláusula de exclusão total para condições pré-existentes.
In Brazil, the concept of 'exclusão total' is frequently discussed in social policy debates, particularly regarding economic inequality and access to education. In American English, 'complete exclusion' is commonly used in legal, educational, and social contexts when discussing systemic barriers and discrimination.
NYC Slang
getting shut out completely; being locked out
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