inclusive

even

adverb een-kloo-SEE-beh Rare

Also means

including

Usage Note

Inclusive is used as an adverb meaning 'even' or 'including up to and including this point', for example hasta el lunes inclusive ('until Monday inclusive'). It should not be confused with the adjective inclusivo/a ('inclusive' in the social or educational sense). In formal and legal texts inclusive indicates that the endpoint is included in a range.

Examples

"Trabajó toda la semana, domingo inclusive."

Natural Translation

He worked the entire week, Sunday included.

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