Collocations for exclude - verb

altogether, completely, entirely, totally
not absolutely, not wholly
The possibility of error cannot be absolutely excluded.

virtually
generally, largely
permanently
previously
apparently
clearly
automatically
Unlawfully obtained evidence is not automatically excluded from a criminal trial.

necessarily
actively, deliberately
explicitly, expressly, specifically
effectively
Women in such societies are effectively excluded from public affairs.

rigorously, systematically
unfairly
historically, traditionally
a club that has traditionally excluded minorities and women

be designed to
attempt to, try to
seek to, want to, wish to
a clause that seeks to exclude liability for death or serious injury

tend to
Certain groups tend to be excluded from full participation in society.

serve to
The measure would serve to exclude certain voters.

appear to, seem to

from
Women were excluded from the club.

feel excluded
Many local people felt excluded from decisions that affected their own community.

socially excluded (esp. BrE)
services designed to assist the socially excluded

Exclude is used with these nouns as the object:
confession, evidence, immigrant, possibility, pupil