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To an unusually high degree, in a way that is far above average or standard
- She performed exceptionally well in the final exam.
- The film was exceptionally directed and beautifully acted.
- He is exceptionally gifted in mathematics.
- The room was exceptionally clean and well-kept.
- The child learns exceptionally fast for her age.
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in a way that is unusual or not typical
- Exceptionally, the museum stayed open past midnight for the special event.
- The court ruled exceptionally in favor of a retrial.
- Exceptionally, the teacher allowed late submissions without penalty.
- The rule was exceptionally waived for humanitarian reasons.
- The area, exceptionally, remained unaffected by the storm.