From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishall-inclusiveˌall-inˈclusive adjective ALL/EVERYTHINGincluding the cost of everything in the price charged SYN all inan all-inclusive price/package/holiday etc an all-inclusive vacation cruise
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all-inclusive• Clearly, if care programming aims to prevent people from becoming lost to services, it needs to be fairly all-inclusive.• From just about anywhere on the GalacNet she can access systems on other works including the all-inclusive Encyclobanks of SenFed Central.• Thus, understanding how it stirs is one of the best ways for geophysicists to create an all-inclusive picture.• Jalhousie is an all-inclusive resort which means that when you arrive everything has already been paid for.• an all-inclusive vacation cruiseFrom Longman Business Dictionaryall-inclusiveˌall-inˈclusive adjective an all-inclusive arrangement, for example a holiday, includes in its price all the services that people will need or expect, with no additional costsThey operate all-inclusive holidays in Jamaica. 