Synonyms for exclusively
ex·clu·sive·ly

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1. entirely, exclusively, solely, alone, onlyadverb

   without any others being included or involved

   "was entirely to blame"; "a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children"; "he works for Mr. Smith exclusively"; "did it solely for money"; "the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone"; "a privilege granted only to him"

   Synonyms:
   solely, whole, entirely, unaccompanied, completely, alone, altogether, only if, but, only, simply, wholly, just, all, merely, only when, totally, solo

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1. List of paraphrases for "exclusively":

   solely, only, purely, entirely, alone, exclusive, uniquely, strictly, merely, just, wholly, sole

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1. Jumia Nigeria CEO Juliet Anammah:

   You are tapping into the supply capacity that exists in the country. So you are not dependant exclusively on your working capital to source and bring in retail products.

2. Commissioner Michael Whan:

   Our team's focus has exclusively shifted from securing new events to enhancing the ones we have on the schedule, increasing purses, number of weeks on network TV and creating more exposure for our events and players are the short-term goals we have set.

3. Esteban Gottfried:

   The building is in a process of becoming a hub for social, cultural and spiritual events, including - but not exclusively - Jewish studies, and Shabbat and Holidays celebrations such as our Musical Kabbalot Shabbat, for now, it was a punctual collaboration that Beit Tefilah Israeli was hosted at the place. The social entrepreneurs behind this are just at the beginning of setting the content of the future Center.

4. Jonathan Hatami:

   Focusing exclusively on the criminal and completely excluding public safety and the victim leads to horrible consequences, like the murder of Brianna [Kupfer]. We have also seen the results of ‘cite and release’ all over California with massive smash-and- grabs and train thefts and robberies. So always citing out a person who commits an assault, which is many times violent, is dangerous and against public safety.

5. Zev Wainberg:

   What makes this study unique is both the size of it and the fact that it focused pretty exclusively on minority patient populations in the United States, and this population is at higher risk of illnesses like diabetes, especially poorly controlled diabetes.