Exclusive and Selected

Exclusive

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

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

Selected

Selected adjective - Singled out from a number or group as more to one's liking.
Usage example: a selected brand of ice cream with an exceptionally high butterfat content
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Synonyms for Selected

Exclusive and selected are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exclusive" instead an adjective "Selected".

Both words in one sentence

  • Bifauxnen She was selected to an exclusive program to fill a diversity quota because her application was smudged and they thought she was a guy (it gets mostly female applicants), so now she's pretending to be male.
    Source: Bifauxnen
  • Practically none of the DCAU has received a Region 2 DVD release except for an incomplete two-volume release of Batman: The Animated Series that was exclusive to the HMV store chain, and a few kid-oriented Justice League and Superman DVDs with a couple of randomly selected episodes on each.
  • Video Game / Puzzle & Dragons Mutually Exclusive Party Members: For obvious reasons, you can't have two Marios or two Luigis on your team; whichever one is selected as Leader will have all other versions of him unavailable as a Helper.
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