exceptional

The most common way to intensify 'exceptional'.

Used to strongly emphasize the exceptional quality.

Used to emphasize that something is genuinely exceptional.

Emphasizes the genuine and sincere nature of the exceptional quality.

Indicates a significant and noticeable degree of being exceptional.

Used informally to mean 'very exceptional'.

Means completely or entirely exceptional, often used in British English.

Used to state that something is ordinary or not special.

Used to refer to something that is unusually good or special.

Used to describe a state of being of a very high or unusual standard.

To believe or have the opinion that someone or something is of a very high standard.

To perform an action that is of a very high or unusual standard.

To continue to be of a very high or unusual standard.