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Definition of exceedingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
very high degreein a very high or extreme way
- The weather was exceedingly hot today.
- She was exceedingly grateful for the help.
- The task proved exceedingly difficult for everyone.
Origin of exceedingly
Latin, excedere (to go beyond)
Terms with exceedingly included in their meaning
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large amount
exceedingly great in amount or degree
quality
exceedingly bad or of very poor quality
magnitude
to an exceedingly great extent or degree
intensity
exceedingly violent or savage in nature
exceedingly
to a very great extent or degree
figurative
exceedingly intense or emotional
excess
exceedingly or excessively
humorous
exceedingly high or beyond expectations
quality
exceedingly bad or awful
huge amount
extremely or exceedingly abundant in quantity
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- French:extrêmement, ...
- German:außerordentlich, ...
- Italian:estremamente, ...
- Spanish:excesivamente, ...
- Portuguese:extremamente, ...
- Chinese:异常, ...
- Japanese:非常に, ...
- Arabic:بِشِدَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מְאֹוד, ...
- Russian:чрезвычайно, ...
- Ukrainian:надзвичайно, ...
- Hindi:अत्यंत, ...
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