Exceptionally
Exceptionally adverb - To an exceptional degree.
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Synonyms for Exceptionally
Too much and exceptionally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Too much" instead an adverb "Exceptionally".
Too much
Too much adverb - More than necessary.
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Synonyms for Too much
Exceptionally and too much are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exceptionally" instead an adverb phrase "Too much".
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She is exceptionally polite, but does apologize way too much.
Source: Apologises a Lot -
Zorba drinks, philanders and dances too much, but at the same time is an exceptionally fearless worker (especially useful in the crumbling mine.) Zorba constantly goads Basil to live his life, enjoy his youth, but is met with intense resistance.
Source: Film / Zorba the Greek - It's made exceptionally clear that Shepard would love nothing more than to kill him on the spot, but there's too much at stake to murder someone who could bring extra firepower to the war against the Reapers.
Source: Can't Kill You, Still Need You
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