Synonyms for included
in·clud·ed

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1. includedadjective

   enclosed in the same envelope or package

   "the included check"

   Antonyms:
   unenclosed

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1. part of

   Submitted by rinat on August 26, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "included":

   including, incorporated, includes, include, contained, understood, listed, covered, consisted, integrated, inserted, comprised, involved, added, referred, encompassed, registered, inscribed, enrolled, inclusion, placed, inclus, inclusive, recorded, enshrined, entered, embedded, party

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1. Katrina Scott:

   For six days a week, I would do a 40-minute workout at 6 a.m. so I was done by 6:40 a.m., i included yoga sculpt, strength training, all the things that I taught live for Sports Illustrated… I actually filmed all the workouts that I’ve been doing.

2. Paris Jackson:

   I experience audio hallucinations sometimes of camera clicks and severe paranoia, i've been going to therapy, for a lot of things, but that included.

3. Jade Benjamin-Chung:

   We know that in the Jade Benjamin-Chung, earlier on in the epidemic, the people who were getting tested had moderate to severe symptoms, and we know that since then, we have a larger number of asymptomatic people who are affecting the total number of infections but may not be included in confirmed case counts.

4. Francis Collins:

   I’m really sorrythat the lab leak has become such adistraction for so many peoplebecause frankly, we still don’tknow, there is no evidence really to say. Most of the scientific community, myself included, think that is a possibility, butfar more likely, this was anatural way in which a virusleft a bat, maybe traveled throughsome other species and got tohumans.

5. Rebecca Estepp:

   Many parents, Rebecca Estepp included, are relieved that Dr. Sears will maintain his practice and continue to serve his patients that rely on him.