exclusive

Examples

• All

• The fashion show featured an exclusive collection that was not available to the public.

• Together we are going to an exclusive party in Los Altos.

• If you want exclusive signed book, go there.

• Because it's great, great content, exclusive just for you.

  Sidemen

• Now, would you like a secret exclusive early access code?

• With the school plan, you get also exclusive projects, activities and lessons.

• Take a look, please, at our very exclusive vitamin water list.

  Grandma's Boy (2006)

• And they lived in East St. Louis, an exclusive suburb.

  Waterloo Bridge (1931)

• Joe Rogan has signed an exclusive deal with Spotify.

• The club has an exclusive membership policy that only allows invited guests.

Synonyms

P

private

vsexclusive

∞ 1.8

For one person or group only and not open to others

is similar but stresses admission rules rather than ownership

S

sole

vsexclusive

253 3.7

Only one person or thing not shared with others

is broader, allowing a small group rather than only one

O

off-limits

vsexclusive

102 4.6

Not allowed to enter, use, or talk about

is about limiting membership rather than forbidding entry

L

limited

vsexclusive

97 1.9

Having only a small, specific role in an activity

is similar but centers on people being chosen, not just scope

R

restrictive

vsexclusive

52 4.7

Limits what people can do by rules or laws

is more about who may join rather than limiting actions or rules

R

restricted

vsexclusive

18 3.9

Limited so only certain people can see or use it

is similar but focuses specifically on membership and invitation

C

closed

vsexclusive

16 1.3

Not open to the public and limited to certain people

is like that but can also allow select outsiders by invitation

E

exclusionary

vsexclusive

16 7.2

Not allowing certain people or groups to join activities

is similar but can be neutral rather than actively excluding

P

privileged

vsexclusive

11 5.4

Only allowed for a small group of people

is more neutral, not implying social advantage or status

C

cliquey

vsexclusive

• Informal

2 7.7

Likely to form small groups of friends that exclude others

is similar but describes negative social behavior rather than formal limits

C

clubby

vsexclusive

2 7.5

A place or group that is friendly to members but keeps new people out

is more general and not always social in tone

U

ultra-exclusive

vsexclusive

1 8.2

Available only to a very small group of invited people

is similar but used for less extreme or more ordinary restriction

P

permissioned

vsexclusive

• Specialized

7.7

Limited so only certain users with approval can access or use it

is about limited membership rather than technical access control

Antonyms

I

inclusive

88 4.1

Including all the things or people mentioned, even the limits

S

shared

1 1.0

Used, held, or felt by more than one group of people

Compounds

M

mutually exclusive

18 6.4

Not able to happen or be true at the same time

E

exclusive right

• Specialized

9 7.1

Permission that only one person or group can use

E

exclusive title

• Jargon

1 5.9

A game available only on one console or computer

How Exclusive

elitist

49 7.0

exclusive

399 5.4

selective

118 4.3

open

579 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology