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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit exclusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is somewhat selective or limited in access or participation.
Example: "The club is a bit exclusive, only allowing members who meet certain criteria."
Alternatives: "somewhat selective" or "a little exclusive".
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They don't understand it because it has its own discourse; it's a bit exclusive in that way.
Cook mentioned the newfound support while outlining a partnership with American Express; no other card providers were mentioned, making the deal seem a bit exclusive.
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FORBES ASIA's second annual list of the 40 richest Indians is quite a bit more exclusive this year.
It's a two-part initiative, one seemingly a bit more exclusive than the other.
There is always the white, $699 Ron Herman edition if you want something a bit more exclusive than the $349 black models.
At mighty GameStop you'll get a bit of exclusive DLC: an in-game ego boost, big head mode, and a t-shirt pack.
Earlier today Skyfire reached out to us with a bit of exclusive info: they've got two new executives joining their team.
Don't expect to see many librans in your average public pool – they're a bit snobby, preferring exclusive places.
It provides a crumb of comfort for those who feel that the annual get-together of the rich and powerful at Davos is a bit elitist and exclusive.
AMD's chip is essentially a 32-bit chip that can extend its range into 64-bit territory as needed, while Intel's is mostly 64-bit exclusive.
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