exceptionally
ɪkˈsɛpʃənəli
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Definition of exceptionally - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

intensityto an unusual or remarkable degree
  • She performed exceptionally well in the competition.
  • The weather was exceptionally warm for winter.
  • He was exceptionally talented in playing the piano.
remarkably unusually
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in an outstanding or excellent manner
She performed exceptionally well in her exams.

Origin of exceptionally

Latin, exceptio (exception)

Terms with exceptionally included in their meaning

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friendship
person exceptionally close and trusted
intelligent
exceptionally clever or talented
acev.
succeed
perform exceptionally well
acceptable quality
satisfactorily but not exceptionally
acceptable quality
satisfactory but not exceptionally or especially good
extraadv.
emphasis
unusually or exceptionally
great spot
location that is exceptionally good or impressive
general cleanliness
room kept exceptionally clean

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  1. French:exceptionnellement, ...
  2. German:außergewöhnlich, ...
  3. Italian:eccezionalmente, ...
  4. Spanish:excepcionalmente, ...
  5. Portuguese:excecionalmente, ...
  6. Chinese:异常地, ...
  7. Japanese:非常に, ...
  8. Arabic:بشكل استثنائي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּמִיּוּחָד, ...
  10. Russian:исключительно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надзвичайно, ...
  12. Hindi:बेहद, ...
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