Pronunciation: /ɪkˈskluːsɪv/
noun a news story obtained by a newspaper or broadcaster before its rivals and therefore appearing in print or on the air first
A1 An exclusive is a special offer only available to certain customers.
A2 The club offers exclusive benefits to its members.
B1 The store sells exclusive designer clothing.
B2 The hotel offers exclusive access to its VIP lounge.
C1 The exclusive event was attended by high-profile guests.
C2 The exclusive rights to the film were sold to a major studio.
adjective denoting or limited to a particular person, group, or area
A1 I have an exclusive invitation to the party.
A2 The club is exclusive and only allows members to enter.
B1 The hotel offers exclusive packages for honeymoon couples.
B2 She is wearing an exclusive designer dress to the event.
C1 The company has an exclusive partnership with the leading tech firm.
C2 The exclusive resort offers unparalleled luxury and privacy.
formal The company offers exclusive deals to its premium members.
informal Only VIP customers get access to the exclusive offers.
slang That club is so exclusive, you need a special invite to get in.
figurative His exclusive focus on work led to neglecting other aspects of his life.
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