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Comparative
more exceptional
Superlative
most exceptional
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significantly better or greater than what is typical or expected
- The pianist's performance was exceptional, leaving the audience in awe.
- Her exceptional skills in mathematics earned her a scholarship to a prestigious university.
- The restaurant is known for its exceptional service and delectable cuisine.
- She received an exceptional review for her work on the project.
- His exceptional skills as a pianist earned him numerous awards.
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standing out due to uniqueness, surpassing the usual standard
- Her exceptional kindness made her beloved by everyone she met.
- The exceptional weather conditions made the day perfect for a beach outing.
- They received exceptional support from the community during the event.
- The exceptional design of the building made it a landmark in the city.
- His exceptional work ethic set him apart from his colleagues.
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