coexclusive
coexclusive adjective: each excluding the other(s); mutually exclusive.
Adjective
coexclusive (not comparable)
- Each excluding the other(s); mutually exclusive.
- Different orders are coexclusive; Ecclesiastical and secular orders are different: Therefore they are coexclusive. The conclusion proves that deacons, as such, cannot be the Church's agents as trustees, treasurers, etc.1881, Southern Presbyterian Review, volume 32, page 353
Origin of coexclusive
co- + exclusive
Questions about coexclusive
- What does coexclusive mean?
- Coexclusive means each excluding the other(s); mutually exclusive.
- What part of speech is coexclusive?
- Coexclusive is an adjective.
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