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exceptionally
[ ik-sep-shuh-nuh-lee ]
adverb
- in a way or to a degree that is unusual or extraordinary; extremely:
The combination of an exceptionally high tide and a devastating storm surge has wreaked havoc on coastal communities.
In the photo, a young woman sits on the floor of a small shanty in an exceptionally impoverished neighborhood.
Other Word Forms
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Word History and Origins
Origin of exceptionally1
Example Sentences
It’s exceptionally frustrating that no leader or agency has owned up to the evacuation failure — or provided an explanation — even now, more than three months after the fire, Covarrubias said.
After all, Ang Lee’s 1993 film “The Wedding Banquet” is exceptionally special.
Offenders aged between 18 and 20 can now receive one when the seriousness of their crimes are "exceptionally high" even when compared to similar offences committed by those 21 and over.
It marks a big change from the exceptionally dry, warm and sunny weather that has dominated for the first half of this month.
"This makes it an exceptionally challenging situation," she said.
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