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Inclusive of

Meaning in business english, with examples

phraseCommon term

In business english, inclusive of means: With the stated item already included in the amount or arrangement.

In Turkish: dahil, dahil olmak üzere

How it is used

Used in quotations and rates. Name what is included so customers do not add the same item twice or assume unrelated services are covered.

Example sentences

  1. The quoted price is inclusive of delivery to one address within the city.

    Delivery is already covered, but the stated location limit still applies.

  2. The conference fee is inclusive of lunch, while accommodation must be arranged separately.

    One included benefit does not imply an all-inclusive event package.

Common collocations

  • inclusive of tax
  • inclusive of delivery
  • quoteA written or spoken statement of the exact price a supplier will charge for a particular job, product or service.
  • invoiceA document sent by a seller that lists the goods or services provided and states how much the buyer must pay and by when.

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