Exclusive and Novel

Exclusive

Exclusive adjective - Belonging only to the one person, unit, or group named.

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Novel and exclusive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Novel" instead an adjective "Exclusive".

Novel adjective - Not known or experienced before.

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Exclusive and novel are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exclusive" instead an adjective "Novel".

Nearby Words: novelty, novelist, novella, novelette, novelize

best	best exclusive	best novel
real	real exclusive	real novel
latest	latest exclusive	latest novel
comic	comic exclusive	comic novel
Other adjectives: previous, best-selling.

Composite Character: The film version of D'Agosta contains characteristics of both his novel counterpart as well as the novel-exclusive Aloysius X.L. Pendergast.

Source: Film / The Relic
The only novel-exclusive character who is returned and remembered is the swordswoman Lemmy, who manages to make it to Amelia's side story and a radio drama.

Source: Chuck Cunningham Syndrome / Anime and Manga
A notable example is the 1938 novel Too Many Cooks, which is set at an exclusive restaurant/resort in West Virginia with a large number of black people working as the service staff.

Source: Fair for Its Day

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