CEFR B2

exceptional

adjective

Meaning

Unusually good; outstanding; far above the average.

Examples

Her performance in the play was exceptional.
The company has an exceptional record of customer satisfaction.

Synonyms: good, great, outstanding, superb, phenomenal

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exceptional (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪkˈsɛpʃənəl/

Definition

Unusually good; outstanding; far above the average.

Examples

Her performance in the play was exceptional.
The company has an exceptional record of customer satisfaction.
He has an exceptional talent for mathematics.

How to Use exceptional

exceptional at (prepositional phrase): Being very good at a particular skill or activity. — "He is exceptional at solving complex puzzles."
exceptional in (prepositional phrase): Being very good in a specific area or subject. — "Her performance was exceptional in all aspects of the exam."

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