/ekskluˈsiβo/
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Translation
exclusive
Word origin
From Latin exclusus, the past participle of excludere ('to shut out'), formed from ex- ('out') plus claudere ('to close'). The same root gives English 'exclude' and 'close'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- excludere
- English cognates
- exclude, close
Grammar
Feminineexclusiva
Masc pluralexclusivos
Fem pluralexclusivas
Examples
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The club is exclusive to members.
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They offer an exclusive service to their best clients.
diseñadores.
This shop sells exclusive designer clothing.
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We have exclusive rights over the song.
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Is this an exclusive offer for today only?
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