excluís

Excluís is the second-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb excluir, meaning to exclude. It is used with the subject vosotros, the informal plural “you” in Spain, to indicate that you all exclude someone or something in the present.

Etymology and usage context: excluir comes from Latin excludere (ex- “out” + cludere “to close”). The form excluís is characteristic of Peninsular Spanish; in most of Latin America the corresponding present forms are built with ustedes, and the vosotros forms are less common in everyday speech. The verb generally takes a direct object with the preposition a when referring to people (excluir a alguien).

Conjugation note: The present indicative forms of excluir are: yo excluyo, tú excluyes, él/ella/usted excluye, nosotros excluimos, vosotros excluís, ellos/ustedes excluyen. The accent on í in excluís marks the stress pattern typical of -uir verbs in the present indicative.

Usage examples: In a formal or administrative context, one might say, “En la lista, vosotros excluís a tres candidatos.” In a broader sense, “La política de la empresa excluye a los usuarios no verificados.” The verb can denote social, legal, or practical exclusion, as well as omission or elimination in lists or selections.

Related terms: excluir (to exclude), exclusión (exclusion), exclusivo (exclusive). Excluir a alguien siempre se acompaña de la preposición a.