exclusive

Definition for exclusive

adjective as in unshared, restricted

Strongest matches

absolute, chic, exclusionary, fashionable, licensed, limited, posh, private, privileged, restrictive, ritzy, segregated, sole, swank, unique

Strong matches

choice, chosen, entire, full, independent, narrow, particular, single, total, whole

Weak matches

aloof, aristocratic, circumscribed, clannish, classy, cliquish, closed, complete, confined, country club, discriminative, elegant, exclusory, only, peculiar, preferential, prohibitive, select, selfish, snobbish, socially correct, undivided, upper crust

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Leakey, Goodall made history in 1960 when she discovered that chimpanzees, humankind’s closest living ancestors, made and used tools, characteristics that scientists had long thought were exclusive to humans.

From Los Angeles Times

Today, customers can choose from and customize a range of drinks, including the exclusive Dutch Bros Rebel energy drink.

From Los Angeles Times

Once a private practitioner in London's exclusive Harley Street, Ms Jackson was now selling shortcuts to beauticians nationwide, telling our researcher: "I'm so busy."

From BBC

Last week Grant cleared up the wedding speculation, sparked by an “exclusive” report by RadarOnline and some freely circulating AI-generated images.

From Los Angeles Times

Cardi B even stayed overtime to do a surprise signing of an exclusive alternate cover of her album.

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