ausgeschlossen

Based on: ausschließen
Adjective
  1. excluded
  2. ruled out, impossible
1.

excluded

(In the context of feeling excluded or things like that. NOT for things being 'excluded' from a pricing package, for example.)
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2.

ruled out, impossible

(A bit formal sounding.)
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Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausschließen”

'Ausschließen' means 'to exclude' and the two words have more in common than it seems on first glance. But there are also differences. Let's explore.

Vocab: ausschließen, ausgeschlossen, ausschließlich, Schloss, Schluss, schließen, Ausschlussprinzip

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How many meanings does the German word 'ausgeschlossen' have?

ausgeschlossen has 2 distinct meanings: 1. excluded, 2. ruled out, impossible.

What is 'ausgeschlossen' related to?

The word 'ausgeschlossen' is related to ausschließen.

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Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausschließen”
'Ausschließen' means 'to exclude' and the two words have more in common than it seems on first glance. But there are also differences. Let's explore.
Vocab: ausschließen, ausgeschlossen, ausschließlich, Schloss, Schluss, schließen, Ausschlussprinzip
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