Alternatives to "exceptional"
Twenty stronger words to use when "exceptional" feels overused.
20 words
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excellent or much better than usual. It can also describe an amount of money that you still need to pay.
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unusual or surprising in a way that makes people notice or admire it. You use this to describe something that is much better or more interesting than normal.
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very unusual, special, or surprising. You use this to describe something that is much better or more extreme than what you normally see.
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much better than what is normal or expected. You use this to describe someone with a special talent or something of very high quality.
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a small group of people who have the most power, money, or talent in a society. They are often seen as being at the very top of their field.
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successful, respected, and admired by many people. You use this to describe someone who has done great work in their career for a long time.
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of the highest quality or very impressive. You use this to describe something that is much better than average.
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extremely impressive or surprising. You use this to describe something that is much better than usual.
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serving as a perfect example of something. You use this to describe someone's behavior or work when it is so good that others should copy it.
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better or greater than anything else of the same kind. It means nothing else can be compared to it because it is the best.
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a word used to describe something that is extremely beautiful, impressive, or high-quality.
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extremely good or impressive. It can also describe things that relate to the stars in space.
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showing great skill or control over something. You use this to describe someone who is an expert at what they do.
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extremely bright or clever; used to describe something that is impressively good at its task.
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very famous and respected in a particular job or field. You use this for people who are leaders or experts.
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respected and admired because of high quality, success, or influence. You use this to describe things like top universities, famous awards, or important jobs.
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highly skilled or successful at something. You use this to describe someone who has practiced a lot and reached a high level of talent.
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the highest or most important in rank, power, or quality. You use this to describe something that is the best or greatest possible version of its kind.
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very famous and admired by many people. It can also describe something from an old story that might not be true.
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the form of a word that you use when you are talking about only one person or thing. It is the opposite of plural.