exceptionally
word · lemma: exceptional
Definition
To an unusually high degree; in a way that is much greater than usual. Often used to show something is rare or stands out compared to others.
Usage & Nuances
Used to intensify adjectives or verbs to a very high level, often for praise or emphasis ('exceptionally talented', 'exceptionally well'). It is formal and more emphatic than 'very'. Not used with negative traits as often.
Spanish: excepcionalmentePortuguese (BR): excepcionalmentePortuguese (PT): excecionalmenteChinese (Simplified): 异常地 - 极其Chinese (Traditional): 異常地 - 極其Hindi: अत्यंत - असाधारण रूप सेArabic: بشكل استثنائيBengali: অসাধারণভাবে - অত্যন্তRussian: исключительноJapanese: 非常に - 例外的にVietnamese: cực kỳ - đặc biệtKorean: 예외적으로 - 아주Turkish: olağanüstü şekilde - istisnai olarakUrdu: انتہائی - غیرمعمولی طور پرIndonesian: cực kỳ - đặc biệt
Example Sentences
He is exceptionally smart.
basic
This cake is exceptionally delicious.
basic
The weather is exceptionally cold today.
basic
She did exceptionally well on her final exams.
natural
Tickets sold out exceptionally fast this year.
natural
I found the staff exceptionally helpful throughout my stay.
natural