Pronunciation: /ɪkˈskluːsɪvli/
adjective Exclusively can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is limited to a particular person or group.
A1 This store sells exclusively organic produce.
A2 The hotel's spa is exclusively for guests.
B1 The club is exclusively for members only.
B2 The designer's collection is exclusively available at high-end boutiques.
C1 The restaurant offers an exclusively curated wine list.
C2 The luxury car brand is known for its exclusively high-quality vehicles.
adverb Exclusively is an adverb that describes something done or available only in a specific way or to a specific group.
A1 I exclusively eat vegetables for dinner.
A2 She shops exclusively at that boutique.
B1 The event is exclusively for members of the club.
B2 The hotel caters exclusively to high-end clientele.
C1 The company exclusively uses sustainable materials in their products.
C2 The artist's work is exclusively displayed in prestigious galleries.
formal The luxury brand only sells its products exclusively through high-end boutiques.
informal This restaurant is exclusively for members only, so you can't come in without a membership card.
slang I heard that party is exclusively for VIPs, so we better make sure we get on the guest list.
figurative Her love for him was exclusively reserved for the deepest parts of her heart.
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