noun a news story obtained by a newspaper or broadcaster before its rivals and therefore appearing in print or on the air first
adjective denoting or limited to a particular person, group, or area
Exclusive designer collaborations.
Exclusive access to luxury properties.
Exclusive early access to new features.
Exclusive deals for VIP customers only.
Exclusive member benefits at luxury resorts.
Exclusive interview with a celebrity.
Exclusive limited edition product release.
Exclusive invitation-only event.
Exclusive perks for premium members.
Exclusive publishing rights are often negotiated between writers and publishers to ensure that only one publisher has the right to distribute the work.
Psychologists may offer exclusive therapy sessions to clients, meaning that the client has the therapist's undivided attention during that time.
Fashion designers may create exclusive collections for specific retailers, meaning that those designs are only available through that particular retailer.
Real estate agents may have exclusive listings, meaning they are the only agent authorized to sell a particular property.
Software developers may offer exclusive access to certain features or updates to premium users only.