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

From Los Angeles Times

Via a Middle East investment company, Assets Group, the Qataris are currently building an exclusive, 40-villa luxury resort there, with an upgraded concrete airstrip capable of receiving executive jets, far from prying eyes.

From BBC

The images further stoked marriage rumors first publicized last week in an “exclusive” report from RadarOnline.

From Los Angeles Times

None of these responses were mutually exclusive but they differed in tone, and perhaps point to a tension between denouncing Reform as not serious - or as all too serious.

From BBC

In an exclusive interview, Wolf discussed what he thinks would be the perfect “Law & Order” episode, the prospect of another Los Angeles-based spin-off, and whether Benson and Stabler will ever get together.

From Los Angeles Times

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