extraordinary — very unusual or remarkable; going far beyond what is normal or expected
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: very unusual or remarkable; going far beyond what is normal or expected
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri/
Korean meaning: 비범한, 특별한, 놀라운
Korean pronunciation: 익**스트**러디너리
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's cooking skills are so extraordinary that even Gordon Ramsay would cry tears of joy.
- The student showed extraordinary dedication by studying 16 hours a day for the TEPS exam.
- It's extraordinary how my phone battery dies exactly when I need it most.
extraordinary
ADJECTIVE//ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri//
very unusual or remarkable; going far beyond what is normal or expected
very unusual or remarkable; going far beyond what is normal or expected
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Origin
From Latin 'extraordinarius', derived from 'extra-' (beyond) and 'ordinarius' (ordinary, from 'ordo' meaning order). The word literally means 'beyond the ordinary' and entered English via Old French.
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“My grandmother's cooking skills are so extraordinary that even Gordon Ramsay would cry tears of joy.”
“The student showed extraordinary dedication by studying 16 hours a day for the TEPS exam.”
“It's extraordinary how my phone battery dies exactly when I need it most.”
“The company took extraordinary measures to ensure employee safety during the pandemic.”
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