Exceptionally
Exceptionally adverb - To an exceptional degree.
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Synonyms for Exceptionally
Largely and exceptionally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Largely" instead an adverb "Exceptionally".
Largely
Largely adverb - For the most part.
Exceptionally and largely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exceptionally" instead an adverb "Largely".
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Related pairs
- much and exceptionally
- much and largely
- very and exceptionally
- very and largely
- greatly and exceptionally
- greatly and largely
- eminently and exceptionally
- eminently and largely
- uncommonly and exceptionally
- uncommonly and largely
- extremely and exceptionally
- extremely and largely
- most and exceptionally
- most and largely
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Contrasts with Stuffed into the Fridge, where the similarly personal tragedy is exceptionally cruel but there was no Refusal of the Call and the event seems largely unnecessary for the story.
Source: The Call Knows Where You Live -
They are both largely motivated by revenge against specific people (Tante Heleen and Pekka Rollins), and they both have an aversion to human contact due to exceptionally traumatic experiences.
Source: Literature / Six of Crows -
Starting at around Season 5 however, Ramsay largely dispensed with the Best of the Worst role (only assigning it when some turned in an exceptionally good performance compared to the rest of their team) and almost always had the nominees decided on by team consensus.
Source: Series / Hell's Kitchen
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