Exclusive

Fr. exclusif.] Tending to exclude or shut out; excluding; debarring from participation; not including or comprehending; excepting debarring from fellowship; not admitting to social intercourse; illiberal. -n. One of a coterie who exclude others from their society or fellowship. Exclusively, adv . In an exclusive manner. Exclusivene , Exclusivism, n . State or quality of being exclusive. Exclu's ory, a . [Lat. exclusorius .] That has power to exclude; exclusive. Excogitate, v . a . [Lat, excogito , excogitatus -ex, and cogito, from con, and agito , to pursue mentally, freq. from ago , to drive, to urge. See ACT.] To strike out by thinking; to find out by thinking, or by earnest study; to invent, contrive, or devise by serious thinking or consideration. Excogita'tion, n . [Lat. excogitatio .] Act of excogitating; invention or contrivance by serious and earnest thinking; cogitation. Excommunicable, a. Liable to be excommuni cated. IMG:content-0086.png:[blocks in formation] Excommunicated. the shock.