Meaning & Definition of word "Exceptionally"

Exceptionally

/ɪkˈsɛpʃənəli/

1. to a very high degree; unusually.
- Example: She performed exceptionally well on her exam, scoring among the highest in her class.
2. in a manner that is abnormal or not typical.
- Example: The weather is exceptionally warm for this time of year, reaching temperatures above average.
3. impressively or extraordinarily.
- Example: The painting was exceptionally beautiful, drawing admiration from everyone who saw it.
4. noteworthy or remarkable in quality.
- Example: His exceptionally kind nature made him well-loved by his peers.

From the word 'exception' with the suffix '-ally'

exceptionally good:

much better than average

exceptionally talented:

having a talent that is significantly above the norm

exceptionally well:

performing or functioning at a significantly high level

exception:

a case or example that does not follow a rule

exceptional:

unusual, not typical or usual

exceptionalist:

believing in a distinct or unique nature of something

Meaning: really awesome

Example Sentence: That concert was exceptionally lit!

Meaning: over the top

Example Sentence: She has an exceptionally wild sense of style.