extraordinary in Latin
extraordinary in Latin is eximus, extraordinarius, insolitus — extraordinary means very unusual or remarkable; far beyond what is normal.
extraordinary in Latin
eximus
Not ordinary; exceptional; unusual.
extraordinarius
Not ordinary; exceptional; unusual.
insolitus
Not ordinary; exceptional; unusual.
What does "extraordinary" mean?
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adj Very unusual or remarkable; far beyond what is normal.
"The rescue team showed extraordinary courage during the flood."
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adj Special, arranged outside the usual routine or schedule.
"Parliament was called into an extraordinary session to address the crisis."
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extraordinary in a sentence
- The rescue team showed extraordinary courage during the flood.
- It's an extraordinary story of survival against the odds.
- Parliament was called into an extraordinary session to address the crisis.
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What is "extraordinary" in Latin?
"extraordinary" in Latin is eximus, extraordinarius, insolitus. extraordinary means: Very unusual or remarkable; far beyond what is normal.
How do you use "extraordinary" in a sentence?
Example: "The rescue team showed extraordinary courage during the flood." In Latin, "extraordinary" is eximus, extraordinarius, insolitus.
Are there other ways to say "extraordinary" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "extraordinary": eximus, extraordinarius, insolitus.
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