exclusive
/ɪkˈskluːsɪv/
noun
- A news story or article that is published or broadcast by only one news organization.
- The network aired an exclusive interview with the president.
- The reporter landed a major exclusive with the company's CEO.
- The newspaper published an exclusive about the celebrity wedding.
adjective
- Limited to only one person or group; not shared with others.
- The hotel has an exclusive beach just for its guests.
- She signed an exclusive contract with the publishing company.
- This club is very exclusive and only accepts members by invitation.
- Not including something; leaving out.
- The offer is exclusive of taxes and fees.
- The price of the room is exclusive of breakfast.
- The report covers data from January to June, exclusive of holidays.
- Expensive and only for people with a lot of money or high social status.
- They dined at an exclusive restaurant in the city center.
- He drove an exclusive sports car that few could afford.
- The boutique sells exclusive designer clothing.
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