Explanation
'Not limited to'; 'not just', 'not exclusively'.
Formation
Noun + に限ったことでもない
Detailed explanation
The grammar point 'Noun に限ったことでもない' typically expresses that something is not only limited to a specific instance or category. It insinuates that there are also other instances or categories involved. In English, it can be translated as 'not limited to', 'not just', or 'not exclusively'.
Examples
Kono shiken ga muzukashii no wa, suugaku ni kagitta koto demo nai.
The exam being difficult is not limited to just math.
Kanojo ga kawaii no wa kao dake ni kagitta koto demo nai. Seikaku mo suki da.
Her being cute is not just limited to her face. I also like her personality.
Sono mondai ga okoru no wa, wareware no kuni ni kagitta koto demo nai.
The occurrence of that problem is not limited to our country.
Kono sakka no hon ga urete iru no wa Nippon ni kagitta koto demo nai.
The selling of this author's books is not limited to just Japan.
Practice
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.