noun

exclusivity

ehksk-loo-SIH-vih-tee

Exclusivity (noun) means the quality of being limited to a select group, or of being available from only one place. Example: “The brand built its reputation on exclusivity and high prices.”

noun

The quality of being limited to a select group, or of being available from only one place.

"The brand built its reputation on exclusivity and high prices."

How to Use Exclusivity

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe state of being restricted or one-of-a-kind rather than open to everyone.

Word Forms

exclusivities plural

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “exclusivity” mean?

The word “exclusivity” means the quality of being limited to a select group, or of being available from only one place. In plain terms, the state of being restricted or one-of-a-kind rather than open to everyone.

How do you pronounce “exclusivity”?

“Exclusivity” is pronounced ehksk-loo-SIH-vih-tee (/ˌɛkskluːˈsɪvɪti/ in IPA).

How do you use “exclusivity” in a sentence?

Here is “exclusivity” used in a sentence: “The brand built its reputation on exclusivity and high prices.”

What part of speech is “exclusivity”?

“Exclusivity” is a noun.