Exceedingly

/ɪkˈsiːdɪŋli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

To a very great degree; extremely.

The project was exceedingly successful, surpassing all expectations.

In an exceptional or remarkable manner.

She was exceedingly generous with her time and resources.

More than is usual or customary.

The weather has become exceedingly hot this summer.

To an exceptional degree.

He was exceedingly pleased with the results of the experiment.

Emphasizing the high degree of something.

The book was exceedingly well-written, capturing the readers' attention from start to finish.

From Middle English 'excedingly', from 'exceed' + '-ingly'.

exceedingly busy

Very busy; extremely occupied.

exceedingly difficult

Extremely hard or challenging.

exceedingly rare

Very uncommon or infrequent.

exceed

To go beyond a set limit.

excess

An amount of something that is more than necessary.

Super duper

That movie was super duper good!

Totally

I’m totally excited for the concert!