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Insidelight Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Exclusive of
Could anybody give me some examples of the right use of "exclusive of" with the meaning of "except for".
is this example a correct one? : "These fees are exclusive of parking"
I have a lot of doubts, but could you say me if a movement can be hampered and if tampered is a synonym or there is difference in meaning.
Thanks in advance. I´m learning[Y]
is this example a correct one? : "These fees are exclusive of parking"
I have a lot of doubts, but could you say me if a movement can be hampered and if tampered is a synonym or there is difference in meaning.
Thanks in advance. I´m learning[Y]
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Actually, I don't think much of the phrase; it seems rather awkward to me, and I think it should be avoided. Nevertheless, the example you give is correct. Here are a couple of others: ...
- Actually, I don't think much of the phrase; it seems rather awkward to me, and I think it should be avoided.
- Nevertheless, the example you give is correct.
- Here are a couple of others: ...
- data presented for teams in each league, exclusive of league offices.
- At this point, cash is what will maintain your accounts exclusive of inflation.
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Actually, I don't think much of the phrase; it seems rather awkward to me, and I think it should be avoided. Nevertheless, the example you give is correct. Here are a couple of others:
... data presented for teams in each league, exclusive of league offices.
At this point, cash is what will maintain your accounts exclusive of
... data presented for teams in each league, exclusive of league offices.
At this point, cash is what will maintain your accounts exclusive of
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