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extraordinarily

/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdʌnˈɛɹʌli/adverb6 syllables

Extraordinarily means: to a surprising degree.

Synonyms for extraordinarily1

adverb, as in to a surprising degree

inordinately

What does extraordinarily mean?1

adverb

1

to a surprising degree“she was inordinately smart”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with extraordinarily?7

four syllables

primarily

five syllables

necessarilytemporarilyvoluntarilyordinarilymomentarilymilitarily
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Extraordinarily in a sentence

  • Rabbits, rats and mice can reproduce extraordinarily quickly.CM
  • I'm extraordinarily handsome, so who cares that my socks aren't the same color?ssvb
  • He was described as an extraordinarily passionless man.Dejo
  • A clear conscience is an extraordinarily soft pillow.peterius
  • Algeria could have an extraordinarily high economic growth.Amastan
  • The honest Benignus loved life extraordinarily, but he loved gold prodigiously.Scott
  • The reason for my return is that the people of Chile are extraordinarily amiable.joshodude_1308
  • The identity of being a Berber is extraordinarily strong.Amastan

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