Exceptional
Exceptional adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Selected and exceptional are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Selected" instead an adjective "Exceptional".
Selected
Selected adjective - Singled out from a number or group as more to one's liking.
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Synonyms for Selected
Exceptional and selected are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exceptional" instead an adjective "Selected".
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Related pairs
- choice and exceptional
- choice and selected
- rare and exceptional
- rare and selected
- special and exceptional
- special and selected
- prime and exceptional
- prime and selected
- premium and exceptional
- premium and selected
- particular and exceptional
- particular and selected
- select and exceptional
- select and selected
Both words in one sentence
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An exceptional militiaman, he was selected for a "special mission" - being subjected to human experimentation that stripped him of his humanity.
Source: Fallen Hero -
After her graduation, she is selected for an exceptional post as the new Imperial Accountant for the recently conquered feudal nation of Aurdwynn, a powderkeg of sedition and rebellion.
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Renaissance Man: As Stephen Lasker wrote, "We may be thankful Ellington selected music as a career, for he was a man of exceptional talent in fields apart from music..." In another universe, he might have been just as successful as a writer, painter, bridge player, or baseball player.
Source: Music / Duke Ellington
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