esclusività

exclusivity

noun eh-skloo-zee-vee-TAH Rare

Usage Note

Esclusività is an invariable noun — like all Italian nouns ending in an accented vowel, the plural is identical to the singular (le esclusività). It denotes either a contractual exclusive right (un contratto in esclusività = an exclusive contract) or the quality of being exclusive and select. The accent on the final syllable is mandatory in writing.

Examples

"Il locale è noto per la sua esclusività."

Natural Translation

The venue is known for its exclusivity.

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