exclusives
Sayik-SKLOO-sivz/ɪkˈsklu.sɪvz/
- 1Plural of exclusive.
The reporter built her reputation on a string of front-page exclusives.
Streaming services compete by offering subscribers their own exclusives.
Note
A regular -s plural that covers all three noun meanings: stories or items granted to one party alone, members of a circle who shut others out, and, in grammar, restricting words such as only, solely and simply. Only the noun takes the -s. The adjective never does, so a run of exclusive stories can be shortened to exclusives, but exclusive clubs stay exclusive.
exclusives is a form of exclusive
exclusive, noun: A piece of news or a product that one outlet alone is given or manages to obtain. Full entry
- Forms
- exclusiveexclusives plural
- Spelling
- exclusive → exclusives: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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