exceptionally

/ɪkˈsɛpʃənəɫi/, /ɪkˈsɛpʃnəɫi/ adv B2 ✓

To an unusual, remarkable or exceptional degree.

Word Origin Exception comes from Latin ex- 'out' and capere 'to take' — literally something 'taken out' from the norm. So exceptionally means 'in a way that stands out'. The root capere is incredibly productive: accept (take to), concept (take together), perceive (take through), receive (take back). The breakdown ex+cept+ion+al+ly shows the layers.

adv To an unusual, remarkable or exceptional degree. B2 ✓

She performed exceptionally well in the final examination.

(副词) 异常地;格外;特别;非常;极其

她在期末考试中表现得异常出色。

(adverbio) excepcionalmente; extraordinariamente; notablemente; remarcablemente; singularmente [En un grado inusual, notable o excepcional.]

Ella se desempeñó excepcionalmente bien en el examen final.

(adverbe) exceptionnellement; extraordinairement; remarquablement [À un degré inhabituel, remarquable ou exceptionnel.]

Elle a performed exceptionally (réussi de manière exceptionnelle) à l'examen final.

(Adverb) außergewöhnlich; außerordentlich; besonders; herausragend [In einem außergewöhnlichen, ungewöhnlich hohen oder bemerkenswerten Maß.]

Sie schnitt in der Abschlussprüfung **exceptionally** gut ab.

(副詞) 並外れて、著しく、極めて。

彼女は最終試験でexceptionally優秀な成績を収めた。

(advérbio) excepcionalmente; extraordinariamente; notavelmente; singularmente; surpreendentemente [Em um grau incomum, notável ou excepcional.]

Ela se saiu excepcionalmente bem no exame final.

Word parts: ex + cept + ion + al + ly

Common collocations

high adj fine adj strong adj difficult adj standard subst severe adj rare adj winter subst nice adj talented adj complex adj beautiful adj

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