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Filter by Meaning She has a selective palate and only enjoys certain types of cuisine.
The art gallery exhibits only selective works of art from the 18th century.
The exclusive event is selective, and only VIPs are invited.
The security system is selective in allowing access only to authorized personnel.
His selective hiring practices meant that only people from his hometown were given job opportunities.
The chef uses selective ingredients to create his signature dish.
The store only sells selective items that cater to a niche market.
The company only hires employees with selective skills and experience.
The art exhibit showcased the selective use of color to evoke different emotions in the viewer.
The store's selective prices for different customers showed discrimination.
The company's selective hiring practices aim to attract only the most qualified candidates.
She has a selective memory and only remembers what she wants to.
The politician has a selective approach to answering questions and only addresses topics they feel comfortable discussing.
The restaurant has a selective menu that features only the chef's specialties.
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