extraordinarily
adv.to a very high degree. You use this to emphasize that something is much more than normal or expected.
adv.to an exceptional or remarkable degree; extremely. Often used to intensify adjectives that describe positive or negative qualities.
“The food at the new restaurant is extraordinarily good.”
“She is an extraordinarily talented musician who began playing the violin professionally at the age of twelve.”
“The legal team faced an extraordinarily difficult challenge when the key witness suddenly refused to testify just days before the trial began.”
Typically placed immediately before the adjective or adverb it modifies.
“The Good Place is an extraordinarily rare gem.”
“Repairs are extraordinarily expensive , and every pound launched into orbit still carries a significant cost.”
Common in culture writing
From extraordinary + -ly.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.