Meaning of 'exclude' in Samoan is: faʻateʻa

exclude: faʻateʻa

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fuata, ta, faʻateʻa, saunia, faagataina, tipi, tafi, esi, aunuʻua, tiaʻi, aveese, lafoaʻi, oo i luga, kilipa, vavae ese, faaitiitia, faalavelaveina, faʻalavea, siaki, taofia, tuua i fafo, oti ese, faʻateʻa 'ese, pule mai, tu'i oti, ulufiaina.

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Verb(1) prevent from being included or considered or accepted(2) prevent from entering; shut out(3) lack or fail to include(4) prevent from entering; keep out(5) put out or expel from a place(6) prevent from entering(7) shut out(8) keep out(9) expel(10) forbid

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(1) apply flux to exclude oxygen(2) clauses seeking to exclude liability for loss or damage(3) one cannot exclude the possibility of a fall in house prices(4) Protection of the molten alloy using either a flux or a protective gas cover to exclude oxygen is therefore necessary.(5) They changed the definition of an institution to exclude these schools and homes for young juvenile offenders.(6) It is important to note that normal resting oxygenation does not exclude exertional or nocturnal oxygen desaturation.(7) There aren't that many ways of making a fire go out - you can put water on it to cool it down, or you can use some other gas to exclude the oxygen.(8) To exclude religious schools from these programs, as some liberals propose, would not be neutral - it would be a form of active discrimination against religion.(9) Fourthly, the contract may contain exclusion clauses by virtue of which one party seeks to exclude or restrict a liability which he would otherwise owe to the other.(10) We cannot exclude further occurrences of outbreaks in poultry and other birds in other areas of the European Union.(11) Hence, we include this treatment to further highlight features that tend to narrow discussion and prematurely exclude working hypotheses from consideration.(12) Yet some complain that despite government funding and a well-intentioned bureaucracy, co-ops are free to exclude any resident they consider undesirable.(13) The prosecution are unable to exclude the very real possibility that somebody else came across him lying injured and delivered the fatal blow.(14) The secretary may decide to exclude schools not adhering to the deadline.(15) As already mentioned, he was excluded from Whitton High School by letter from the Head Teacher.(16) This could mean flights between two states within Europe, but that possibility has seemingly been excluded by the category of intra-European flights.