Inglês

extraordinarily

gb/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli/ us/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli/
B2 Inglês
~ 10000
Aceções
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adverb B2 property
1

extremely; to an unusual extent

very, very much; extremely.

Padrão de uso: extraordinarily [adjective/adverb]
Erro comum:
Learners sometimes place the adverb in an unnatural position, for example: *"He extraordinarily is smart" instead of "He is extraordinarily smart" or "He is extraordinarily clever." They may also confuse "extraordinary" (adjective) with "extraordinarily" (adverb), saying *"He is extraordinary smart" instead of "He is extraordinarily smart" or "He is extraordinarily clever."
Sinónimos
extremely (Most common neutral alternative; slightly simpler and more frequent.) | incredibly (More informal and emotional; can sound more dramatic.)
Antónimos
slightly (Shows only a small degree, the opposite of a very great degree.) | moderately (Shows a middle or average degree instead of an extreme one.)
Colocações
extraordinarily difficult |extraordinarily important |extraordinarily high |extraordinarily talented |extraordinarily well |extraordinarily complex
Temas
communication |evaluation |emotions |core_vocabulary
Exemplos
  • The test was extraordinarily difficult, even for the top students.
  • She handled the crisis extraordinarily well under pressure.
  • Housing prices in that city are extraordinarily high.
  • He is an extraordinarily talented musician for his age.
  • The software is extraordinarily complex and takes months to learn.
Exemplos para aprendentes
  • This job is extraordinarily hard for me.
  • The baby is extraordinarily quiet today.
  • That actor is extraordinarily famous in my country.
  • The food in this restaurant is extraordinarily good.
  • She speaks English extraordinarily well.
adverb C1 property
2

in a highly unusual way

in a way that is not normal; very unusual or surprising.

Padrão de uso: extraordinarily [verb/participle]
Erro comum:
Learners may not notice the difference between this sense and the more common meaning of "extremely". In this sense, the focus is on being unusual or surprising, not only on being strong in degree. Compare: "extraordinarily tall" (very tall) vs. "extraordinarily strange" (very unusual in character).
Sinónimos
unusually (Focuses on being different from the usual; often slightly less strong and formal.) | remarkably (Highlights that something is surprising or worth noticing; often a bit more formal.)
Antónimos
ordinarily (Means in a normal or usual way, the opposite of being very unusual.) | normally (Describes the regular or expected way, not surprising or unusual.)
Colocações
extraordinarily rare |extraordinarily unusual |extraordinarily gifted |extraordinarily creative |extraordinarily brave |extraordinarily lucky
Temas
evaluation |description |culture |core_vocabulary
Exemplos
  • The painting is extraordinarily rare, with only two others known to exist.
  • He remained extraordinarily calm while everyone else was panicking.
  • She has led an extraordinarily eventful life for someone so young.
  • The scientists observed an extraordinarily unusual pattern in the data.
  • They showed an extraordinarily generous spirit during the disaster.
Exemplos para aprendentes
  • The village is extraordinarily quiet in winter.
  • He was extraordinarily lucky to survive the accident.
  • Her ideas are extraordinarily creative for a child.
  • The bird is extraordinarily rare in this country.
  • She stayed extraordinarily calm during the storm.
Gramática
Forma de dicionário
extraordinarily
IPA
GB/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli/
US/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli/
Sílabas e acento
ex - traordin - ar - ily (4 sílabas)
Stress on 4th syllable (ily)
Formas da palavra
Noun
  • Base: extraordinarily
  • Plural: extraordinarilies
Família de palavras
Forms
extraordinarilies noun
Core family
extraordinary adjective B1
Negative and opposite forms
ordinary adjective A2 ordinarily adverb B2
Expressões

extraordinarily complex

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli kəmplˈɛks/
fixed phrase

very complicated and detailed

extremely complicated and hard to understand because it has many parts.

Exemplos
  • The legal system is extraordinarily complex for non-experts.
  • Their relationship history is extraordinarily complex and difficult to explain.

extraordinarily difficult

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli dˈɪfɪkʌlt/
fixed phrase

very, very hard

extremely hard to do or deal with.

Exemplos
  • Climbing that mountain is extraordinarily difficult without special equipment.
  • It can be extraordinarily difficult to learn a new language as an adult.

extraordinarily high

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli hˈaɪ/
fixed phrase

at a very great level

extremely high in level, price, number, or amount.

Exemplos
  • The cost of living in that city is extraordinarily high.
  • Demand for tickets was extraordinarily high after the show won several awards.

extraordinarily rare

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli ɹˈɛɹ/
fixed phrase

existing in very few cases

extremely uncommon; almost never seen or found.

Exemplos
  • This species of orchid is extraordinarily rare in the wild.
  • Such an honest public apology from a company is extraordinarily rare.

extraordinarily talented

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli tˈæləntɪd/
fixed phrase

having exceptional ability

extremely gifted or skilled, especially in art, music, or sport.

Exemplos
  • Their daughter is an extraordinarily talented pianist.
  • The company hires extraordinarily talented people from around the world.

extraordinarily well

1
/ɛkstɹˌɔɹdɪnˈɛɹəli wˈɛl/
fixed phrase

in a very successful way

extremely successfully or skillfully.

Exemplos
  • She did extraordinarily well in her exams.
  • The new product has sold extraordinarily well this year.

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