exclusively — only; not including anything or anyone else
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: only; not including anything or anyone else
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈskluːsɪvli/
Korean meaning: 독점적으로, 오직, 전적으로
Korean pronunciation: 익**스클**루시블리
Example Sentences
- My cat sleeps exclusively on my expensive cashmere sweater, ignoring the $200 cat bed I bought.
- The VIP lounge is exclusively reserved for first-class passengers.
- He communicates exclusively through memes, making parent-teacher conferences quite awkward.
exclusively
ADVERB//ɪkˈskluːsɪvli//
only; not including anything or anyone else
The restaurant serves exclusively members while others wait outside
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Working exclusively on the case, he conclusively blocks the intrusive gaze!
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Origin
From Latin 'exclusivus' meaning 'shutting out,' derived from 'excludere' (to shut out), combined with the Old French suffix '-ive' (having the quality of) and the English adverbial suffix '-ly'.
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“My cat sleeps exclusively on my expensive cashmere sweater, ignoring the $200 cat bed I bought.”
“The VIP lounge is exclusively reserved for first-class passengers.”
“He communicates exclusively through memes, making parent-teacher conferences quite awkward.”
“This documentary focuses exclusively on the history of Korean cuisine.”
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