The phrase "absolutely exclusive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is completely restricted or limited to a particular group or individual.
Example: "The VIP event is absolutely exclusive to our top clients, ensuring a unique experience."
Alternatives: "entirely exclusive" or "completely exclusive".
She added: "Some have used it as a moment for absolutely exclusive high-end art".
"There's a real move toward people wanting exotic skins and things that are durable, things that are absolutely exclusive," said Averyl Oates, commercial director of Luxup, a luxury shopping service that is selling the bag.
Any attempt to build an absolutely exclusive sphere of influence will only lead to geostrategic confrontation and even military conflict.
There's absolutely nothing exclusive or glamorous about it.
Sunset Overdrive is funny, fun and an absolutely essential exclusive at a key moment when both Sony and Microsoft desperately need them.
As the reporter emotionally described the trash piling up in the streets, women trying to bathe modestly in public, and other deplorable conditions, I thought, "This is his first time in Haiti... .. Sadly, and unbeknownst to those who see Haitian slums for the first time, these conditions are absolutely not exclusive to post-earthquake or post-hurricane Haiti.
They bear a heavy responsibility, absolutely, but this exclusive focus obscures how the problems are embedded in the whole system: the big banks, accountancy firms, financial law firms, investment firms, regulators, the financial press.
For Prof Wilkinson, the two are absolutely not mutually exclusive.
Better yet: It comes with a copy of Spider-Man, the new ish) and absolutely fantastic PS4 exclusive that ate hundreds upon hundreds of hours of my life.
Newspapers have stoked the sense of urgency, with daily countdowns to "judgment day" and with headlines like one that appeared on Wednesday, in bold, red type, in The Nation: "Exclusive Interview: Absolutely No Coup".
They will pay for it (online or print) if you make it absolutely essential and as exclusive as possible.
