exceptionally

Phonetic

US /ɪkˈsepʃənəli/UK /ɪkˈsepʃənəli/

Translations

ADVTo an unusual, remarkable or exceptional degree.

Variants

    Examples

    • The Chinese government announced on Wednesday a broad easing of its exceptionally stringent Covid restrictions , an implicit concession to public discontent after mass street protests in more than a dozen cities a week ago challenged Beijing’s authority

      Source:www.nytimes.com

    • imho, the only point of the global graph view is to look dope. yours does that exceptionally well.

      Source:www.reddit.com

    • Though exceptionally bad, Yichun’s baby bust reflects demographic woes across China’s north-east rustbelt

      Source:www.economist.com

    • An exemplary, and an exceptionally clear technical answer

      Source:www.quora.com

    • Kremlin(克里姆林宮) aide Ushakov described those talks as “exceptionally substantive(實質性), constructive, and, I would say, extremely frank and confidential.”

      Source:edition.cnn.com

    Expand your vocabulary now

    Install the extension to increase vocabulary quickly