Exceptionally
Exceptionally adverb - To an exceptional degree.
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Synonyms for Exceptionally
Mighty and exceptionally are semantically related in big topic. In some cases you can use "Mighty" instead an adverb "Exceptionally".
Mighty
Mighty adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: he was mighty hungry after raking leaves all afternoon
Exceptionally and mighty are semantically related in big topic. Sometimes you can use "Exceptionally" instead an adverb "Mighty".
Nearby Words: mightily, mightiness
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Related pairs
- almighty and exceptionally
- almighty and mighty
- very and exceptionally
- very and mighty
- greatly and exceptionally
- greatly and mighty
- eminently and exceptionally
- eminently and mighty
- extremely and exceptionally
- extremely and mighty
- most and exceptionally
- most and mighty
- really and exceptionally
- really and mighty
Both words in one sentence
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Its cannon, the 30mm GSh-30-2, may neither fire as fast nor hit as hard nor carry as much ammo as the mighty GAU-8/A Avenger, but it is one of the most powerful aircraft guns in the world given its small size and exceptionally light weight.
Source: Real Life / Cool Plane -
Though he acts the part of the Exceptionally Loud Mighty Glacier on the battlefield, he displays traces of intelligence in his Meet the Heavy video and the supplementary comics, and Poker Night at the Inventory reveals that he has a PhD in Russian Literature.
Source: Husky Russkie
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