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exclusivity|ɛkskluːˈsɪvɪtɪ|
[ad. F. exclusivité, f. exclusive a. + -ity.]
= exclusiveness, exclusivism.
1926Science 2 July 5 From the reactions of oxidation we deduce the principle of the exclusivity of oxidation. 1930Economist 20 Dec. 1166/2 Inducing his Party not to accompany their acceptance of his request for their cooperation with any declaration of ‘exclusivity’ against M. Tardieu or anybody else. 1934E. Pound ABC of Reading 183 The plenum of letters is not bounded by primaeval exclusivity. 1960‘M. Caine’ S Man 107 There is nothing society clings to so determinedly as the notion of exclusivity. 1967‘La Meri’ Sp. Dancing (ed. 2) xi. 130 He took an exclusivity contract and presently got me an engagement in Mexico City. |