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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    exclusivity selectiveness restrictiveness cliquishness elitism snobbery discrimination prejudice bias favoritism partiality one-sidedness narrow-mindedness intolerance bigotry sectarianism insularity isolationism segregation separation soloness individuality uniqueness distinctness specialty particularity individualism singularness rarity scarcity preciousness privilege superiority arrogance haughtiness pride conceit vanity pretentiousness affectedness pomposity snobbishness high-hattedness condescension.

    Meaning of Exclusiveness

    The state of being exclusive, or limited to only a select group or category.

    Definitions

    • The state of being exclusive, or limited to only a select group or category, according to Oxford Languages.
    • A feeling or attitude of being better than others, often resulting in a sense of separation or superiority.
    • The quality of being restricted or limited to a particular group, category, or area.

    Etymology of Exclusiveness

    The word "exclusiveness" originates from the Latin "exclusivus," meaning "shutting out," and the suffix "-ness," which forms a noun indicating a state or quality.
    The term has been used in English since the 17th century to describe the state of being exclusive or limited to a select group.

    Example Uses

    • The club's exclusiveness made it difficult for new members to join.
    • The company's exclusiveness policy limited job opportunities to only a select few.
    • The artist's exclusiveness to a particular style or medium set her apart from other artists.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    inclusiveness openness accessibility availability affordability universality generality broadness width depth liberality tolerance acceptance receptiveness receptivity hospitality welcomingness friendliness approachability informality casualness equality fairness impartiality neutrality objectivity diversity multiculturalism pluralism.