1. capable of being excluded or shut out; able to be kept out or removed
Usage: often used in legal, economic, or technical contexts

Examples

• The excludible costs were removed from the final budget calculation.
• In economics, excludible goods are those that can be restricted to paying customers.
• The defective parts were deemed excludible from the shipment.
• Certain expenses are excludible from taxable income under current regulations.
• The excludible data points were filtered out before analysis.