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Meaning of Exclusively
The primary meaning of "exclusively" is to restrict or limit something to a single person, group, or purpose.
Definitions
- Exclusively refers to something that is restricted or limited to a single person, group, or purpose, and is not available or applicable to others.
- It can also imply a sense of high quality, luxury, or uniqueness, as in "exclusive merchandise" or "an exclusive club".
- In a broader sense, exclusively can mean solely, completely, or entirely, as in "she works exclusively with children" or "the company deals exclusively in organic products".
Etymology of Exclusively
The word "exclusively" comes from the Latin "exclusivus", which is derived from "excludere", meaning "to shut out".
The term has been used in English since the 15th century, initially with the meaning of "excluding" or "shutting out", and later evolving to include the sense of "restricting to a single person or group".
Example Uses
- The company sells its products exclusively online.
- She works exclusively with high-end fashion brands.
- The restaurant is open exclusively to members and their guests.
- The new policy applies exclusively to employees who have been with the company for more than five years.
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