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Meaning of exceptional
The primary meaning of the word "exceptional" is something or someone that is unusually good or of a high standard.
Etymology of exceptional
The word "exceptional" comes from the Latin words "ex" meaning "out of" or "beyond" and "ceptio" meaning "a taking", with the suffix "-al" added to form an adjective, and has been used in English since the 17th century to describe something or someone that is beyond the normal or expected.
Synonyms
extraordinary
remarkable
exceptional
outstanding
superb
excellent
superb
first-rate
first-class
superior
preeminent
distinguished
notable
noteworthy
noteworthy
memorable
unforgettable
unique
special
extraordinary
unprecedented
peerless
matchless
incomparable
unparalleled
outstanding
exceptional
remarkable
extraordinary
Definitions
- Unusually good or of a high standard
- * Not normal or expected
- * Much better or more special than usual
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was exceptional, filling the night sky with vibrant colors and patterns.
- * She is an exceptional student, always scoring high grades and participating in class.
- * The hotel room was exceptional, with a stunning view of the city and luxurious amenities.
Antonyms
average
normal
ordinary
mediocre
unremarkable
unimpressive
mediocre
middling
moderate
fair
indifferent
uninspiring
unexceptional
common
mundane
dull
boring
uninspired
unoriginal
forgettable
lackluster