Disconclude

Not included or invited in a situation where you would normally expect to be included

I will never disconclude my best friend because I always want to be with her.

by SavvyR February 10, 2023

Disclude

To intentionally leave something or someone out. A smarter, cooler cousin of 'exclude' that sounds like what it should be – the opposite of include. Why does it work? Well, if include is a word, disclude should be too.

“We decided to disclude the boring options and focus on what felt bold.”
“She was discluded from the group chat, but honestly, it was for the best.”
“Let’s disclude Mondays from our lives entirely.”

by Mag Rays May 23, 2025