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Перевод: exclusiveness

[существительное]
исключительность ; ограниченность

Тезаурус:

1. Examples of this exclusiveness are naturally highly prized and expensive.
2. This gives the customer a feeling of exclusiveness.
3. Political, cultural, and religious exclusiveness combined to create a new sense of Romania which was synonymous with civilization and Christianity.
4. Although he married into one of the long-established British families and lived on the island for so long, Dr Grabham still bemoaned the exclusiveness of the British in Madeira and said he always felt like an outsider.
5. It is as if humanity has once more been motivated by its instinctive awareness that its "god" was not entirely satisfactory, and as a reaction against the exclusiveness of the male Christ, the female Mary has been taken in an effort to correct an imbalance which represented a completely unacceptable division of the human race.
6. Even members of the Commission who, like myself, were not members of the Labour party, hoped that their social exclusiveness could be softened, and that they would follow the lines of development then visible in Oxford and Cambridge.
7. Exclusiveness used to be based on separation (villages, tribes, clans).
8. Riches confer a sort of exclusiveness which is more like a quarantine.
9. Latterly, separation is claimed as a consequence of feelings of exclusiveness.
10. The Rochester and Chatham Council accepted a similar invitation from their local School Board: hitherto the Board's inspector had been an Anglican priest so that Anglican "exclusiveness" was yielding in this microcosm to the new England.
11. We worry about sectarian exclusiveness without realising that we have become used to living under siege.
12. It is bad when the inevitable exclusiveness of vernacular becomes the reason for using it.
13. Exclusiveness can be pretentiousness; amateur status can sometimes be an excuse for shoddiness and inefficiency; addiction to antiquity can result in obscurity and a tedious nostalgia.