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1. (adv.) exceedingly
extremely.
Etymology: (1425–75)
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| Definition of 'exceedingly' |
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1. (adverb) extremely, exceedingly, super, passing
to an extreme degree
"extremely cold"; "extremely unpleasant"
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| Definition of 'exceedingly' |
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1. (adverb) exceedingly
to a very great degree; beyond what is usual; surpassingly. It signifies more than very
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Sense: very
exceedingly nervous.
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 Afrikaans: buitengewoon, verskriklik |
 Arabic: جِدا، لِلْغايَه |
 Bulgarian: прекалено |
 Brazilian: extremamente |
 Czech: nesmírně |
 German: äußerst |
 Danish: overordentligt; særdeles |
 Greek: πάρα πολύ |
 Spanish: extremadamente |
 Estonian: määratult, üli- |
 Farsi: بسیار |
 Finnish: hyvin |
 French: extrêmement |
 Hebrew: מְאוֹד |
 Hindi: बहुत सा |
 Croatian: jako, krajnje |
 Hungarian: nagyon |
 Indonesian: sangat |
 Icelandic: ákaflega |
 Italian: estremamente |
 Japanese: とても |
 Korean: 매우 |
 Lithuanian: be galo, nepaprastai |
 Latvian: pārmērīgi; ļoti |
 Malay: sangat |
 Dutch: buitengewoon |
 Norwegian: ytterst, i høyeste grad |
 Polish: niezmiernie |
 Persian: بسیار |
 Pashto: په زياتېدونكې تو ګه |
 Portuguese: muito/extremamente |
 Romanian: extrem (de) |
 Russian: чрезвычайно |
 Slovak: nesmierne |
 Slovenian: skrajno |
 Serbian: krajnje |
 Swedish: ytterst, oerhört, synnerl |
 Thai: อย่างมากมาย |
 Turkish: çok |
 Taiwanese: 非常 |
 Ukrainian: дуже, надзвичайно |
 Urdu: نہایت |
 Vietnamese: cực kỳ |
 Chinese: 非常 |
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