exclusionary

[ik-skloo-zhuh-ner-ee] / ɪkˈsklu ʒəˌnɛr i /

ADJECTIVE

exclusive

Synonyms

STRONGEST

absolute chic fashionable licensed limited posh private privileged restrictive ritzy segregated sole swank unique

STRONG

choice chosen entire full independent narrow particular single total whole

WEAK

aloof aristocratic circumscribed clannish classy cliquish closed complete confined country club discriminative elegant exclusory only peculiar preferential prohibitive select selfish snobbish socially correct undivided upper crust

Antonyms

STRONGEST

old-fashioned open poor public unfashionable

STRONG

incomplete inferior part partial

WEAK

divided shared unlimited unrestricted

ADJECTIVE

swank

Synonyms

STRONGEST

chic elegant fancy fashionable posh ritzy swanky

STRONG

absolute choice chosen circumscribed closed complete confined entire full independent licensed limited narrow particular private privileged segregated select single sole total whole

WEAK

aloof aristocratic clannish classy cliquish country club discriminative exclusory only peculiar preferential prohibitive restrictive selfish snobbish socially correct undivided unique upper crust

Antonyms

STRONGEST

old-fashioned poor unfashionable

STRONG

deficient dependent imperfect incomplete indefinite inferior needy open part partial public together unfinished unlimited unrestricted

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The most characteristic feature of the common-law rules of evidence was, as Bentham pointed out, and, indeed, still is, their exclusionary character.

From Project Gutenberg

The negative, exclusive, or exclusionary rules which form the characteristic features of the English law of evidence, are the rules in accordance with which the judge guides the jury.

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exclusionary

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