not limited to, not just ...
Noun +
This grammar point is used to indicate that something is not restricted to a specific item, person, or group, but applies to others as well. It is often followed by a phrase that includes words like 'also' or 'everyone' to broaden the scope.
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週末
Not limited to weekends, this park is always crowded.
子供
This movie is popular not just with children, but with adults too.
健康
Vegetables are important not only for health but also for beauty.
This expression is more formal than 'だけではなく'. It is frequently used in writing or formal speeches to show that a situation or fact is not limited to one specific case. The second part of the sentence often contains words like 'も' (also) or 'すべて' (all/everything) to emphasize the inclusion of other things.