exclusivity
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- noun
- /ɪkˌskluːˈsɪvɪti/
- Many luxury brands thrive on the exclusivity of their limited product lines.
- mutual exclusivity
- social exclusivity
- ethnic exclusivity
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- So the exclusivity of a lot of sororities is what makes them like a top house or like more desired.
- And it's amazing that they are holding on to that exclusivity and that whole like feeling of people when they look at them.
Examples
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The exclusivity of any university is judged primarily by the amount of students it rejects.
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Your profile and your exclusivity, at the very least, should follow hand in hand.
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You land in LA, Do you remember any of the decisions that maintain a certain amount of exclusivity for yourself?
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Although this change required great expense, exclusivity in other areas remained.
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The power of that relationship comes from the narrow exclusivity of that relationship.
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By agreeing to this kind of exclusivity, they are giving up so much distribution elsewhere.
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They'll spend money on two things, exclusivity and experience.
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So the exclusivity of a lot of sororities is what makes them like a top house or like more desired.
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- Every Santum member passes a rigorous application process to maintain our high level of exclusivity.
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Questions like the words, adultery, fidelity to one partner, exclusivity in marriage.
Synonyms
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A situation when someone is not allowed to join or take part in a group
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Limiting who can join to a small, chosen group
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Limiting what people can do
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A practice of not letting some people join a group
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Ability to stop other people from entering or using something
Antonyms
How Exclusive
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- Specialized
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Etymology
Exclusivity comes from the Latin parts ex- 'out' and claudere 'to shut', like the common word exclude and the idea of being 'closed' to others. A helpful way to remember it is to see an exclusive club or product as 'shut' for most people and only open to a few. That's why it means being limited to a particular person, group, or area and not shared.