exceeding
v.v. describing something that is much greater or more than what is normal or expected. You use it to emphasize that a quality is very high or impressive.
v. surpassing a standard, limit, or expected amount; exceptionally great in degree or quantity. Often used in formal or literary contexts to provide emphasis.
The team showed exceeding patience during the long wait.
The project was completed with exceeding care to ensure every safety regulation was met.
The diplomat handled the delicate negotiations with exceeding grace, managing to satisfy both parties without compromising his own nation's core interests.
From exceed + -ing.
Typically placed before the noun it modifies; functions as an intensifying adjective.
He is exceeding tall.He is exceedingly tall.Learners often use the adjective 'exceeding' where the adverb 'exceedingly' is required to modify another adjective.