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🌟exceptional

adjective
/ɪkˈsɛpʃənl/
exceptionable excerpt
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Meaning

Unusually good; outstanding.
unusually good; outstanding; remarkable; special
Unusually good; outstanding; forming an exception; not typical.

Example Sentences

She has shown exceptional talent in mathematics.

Her performance was exceptional and impressed everyone.

Exceptional talent drives innovation.

Example Expressions

of exceptional quality

Synonyms

outstanding, remarkable, extraordinary, superb, excellent, superior
Entry 1
outstanding, remarkable, extraordinary, superb
Entry 2
outstanding, remarkable, extraordinary, excellent
Entry 3
outstanding, remarkable, extraordinary, superb, excellent, superior

Antonyms

ordinary, mediocre, common, typical, average, commonplace, standard
Entry 1
ordinary, mediocre, common
Entry 2
ordinary, common, typical, average
Entry 3
ordinary, average, typical, mediocre, commonplace, standard

Collocations

exceptional talent, exceptional case, exceptional quality, exceptional opportunity, exceptional ability, exceptional circumstances
Entry 1
exceptional talent, exceptional case, exceptional quality, exceptional opportunity
Entry 2
exceptional ability, exceptional circumstances, exceptional quality

More Example Sentences

Your skills are exceptional, with just some fine-tuning it will become flawless.

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