exceptional in Latin
exceptional in Latin is eximius — exceptional means unusually good; far above average.
exceptional in Latin
eximius
What does "exceptional" mean?
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adjective Unusually good; far above average.
"The restaurant is known for its exceptional service and friendly staff."
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adjective Not typical; forming an exception to the usual pattern.
"Snow in this town in July would be an exceptional event."
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exceptional in a sentence
- The restaurant is known for its exceptional service and friendly staff.
- He showed exceptional courage when he helped the lost children find their parents.
- Snow in this town in July would be an exceptional event.
- The school only accepts late homework in exceptional cases, such as illness.
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What is "exceptional" in Latin?
"exceptional" in Latin is eximius. exceptional means: Unusually good; far above average.
How do you use "exceptional" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant is known for its exceptional service and friendly staff." In Latin, "exceptional" is eximius.
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