1. The plural of inclusiveness; the quality or state of including or encompassing all people, groups, or things without exclusion.
Usage: Typically used in abstract or formal contexts discussing social policy, organizational culture, or design principles.

Examples

• The company's commitment to inclusivenesses in hiring practices has improved workplace diversity.
• Different cultures value inclusivenesses to varying degrees in their social structures.
• The school's policies emphasize inclusivenesses for students of all abilities and backgrounds.
• Debates about inclusivenesses in language continue to shape modern communication standards.
• The organization measured its inclusivenesses through employee surveys and retention rates.