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exceptional

/ɪkˈsep.ʃən.əl/

Traduction: Qualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui est remarquablement bon, hors du commun ou supérieur à la normale.

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adjective

/ɪkˈsep.ʃən.əl/B2formal
  • frQualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui est remarquablement bon, hors du commun ou supérieur à la normale.

Describes someone or something that is unusually good, outstanding, or superior.

  1. Unusually good or outstandingB2formal

    Much better than average; remarkable in a positive way.

    frExceptionnel (qualité remarquable)

    • She is an exceptional student with top grades.
    • The restaurant offers exceptional service and cuisine.
    • His performance in the competition was truly exceptional.

    Synonymesexcellentextraordinaryfirst-classfirst-ratemarvelousoutstandingphenomenalprodigiousremarkablesuperbsuperlativewonderful

    Antonymesaveragecommonplaceinferiormediocreordinary

  2. Unusual or rareB2formal

    Not typical; different from what is normal or expected.

    frexceptionnel, inhabituel

    • The weather this winter has been exceptional, with record snowfall.
    • Under exceptional circumstances, the rules may be waived.
    • This is an exceptional case that requires special attention.

    Synonymesabnormalanomalousextraordinarypeculiarraresingularuncommonunusual

    Antonymescommonnormalordinarytypicalusual

Formes
  • more exceptional comparative form
  • most exceptional superlative form
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