exclusivity
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7.2
- noun
- /ɪkˌskluːˈsɪvɪti/
- Specialized
:
exclusividad
- But it was not until the past year that the issue of 3-year exclusivity came into play.
- market exclusivity
- exclusivity in gaming
- maintain exclusivity
As I mentioned earlier, we're right now legislating to ban these appalling exclusivity contracts.
- As I mentioned earlier, we're right now legislating to ban these appalling exclusivity contracts.
Examples
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Earlier this week, Taylor Martin outlined why carrier exclusivities are a bad thing.
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That should give us about two years exclusivity with her.
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The firm holds a very strict exclusivity policy.
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But I'm more concerned about how exclusivity could limit my creative promotions.
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The payment to the State must be appropriate in light of the exclusivity right conferred on the tribe.
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As I mentioned earlier, we're right now legislating to ban these appalling exclusivity contracts.
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If KDP Select dropped the exclusivity requirement, I'd be a big supporter of the program.
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The company's exclusivity agreement allows them to sell the product without competition.
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Having exclusivity on the publishing rights means no other publisher can release the same book.
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The artist's contract grants her exclusivity to release her music on this label only.
Synonyms
9
7.1
Permission that only one person or group can use
1
6.8
Limiting who can join to a small, chosen group
Ability to stop other people from entering or using something
Antonyms
How Exclusive
- Specialized
148
4.9
- Specialized
9
7.1
- Specialized
14
7.2
- Specialized
51
3.7
99
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Exclusivity comes from the Latin parts ex- 'out' and claudere 'to shut', the same root as the word exclude. Think of it as 'shutting out' other sellers so only one person or company has the right to sell or represent something. That's why in business it means having sole rights to sell or distribute a product.