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Definition of extraordinary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of extraordinary is as below...
Extraordinary
(a.)
Beyond
or out of the
common
order or
method;
not
usual,
customary,
regular,
or
ordinary;
as,
extraordinary
evils;
extraordinary
remedies..
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Ecstasy
::
Ecstasy
(n.) The state of being
beside
one's self or rapt out of one's self; a state in which the mind is
elevated
above the reach of
ordinary
impressions,
as when under the
influence
of
overpowering
emotion;
an
extraordinary
elevation
of the
spirit,
as when the soul,
unconscious
of
sensible
objects,
is
supposed
to
contemplate
heavenly
mysteries..
Superstition
::
Superstition
(n.)
Belief
in the
direct
agency
of
superior
powers
in
certain
extraordinary
or
singular
events,
or in
magic,
omens,
prognostics,
or the
like..
Forced
::
Forced
(a.) Done or
produced
with force or great
labor,
or by
extraordinary
exertion;
hurried;
strained;
produced
by
unnatural
effort
or
pressure;
as, a
forced
style;
a
forced
laugh..
Extraordinariness
::
Extraordinariness
(n.) The
quality
of being
extraordinary.
Strange
::
Strange
(superl.)
Not
according
to the
common
way;
novel;
odd;
unusual;
irregular;
extraordinary;
unnatural;
queer.
Illuminate
::
Illuminate
(n.) One who
enlightened;
esp., a
pretender
to
extraordinary
light and
knowledge..
Gigantic
::
Gigantic
(a.) Of
extraordinary
size; like a
giant.
Extraordinary
::
Extraordinary
(a.)
Employed
or sent upon an
unusual
or
special
service;
as, an
ambassador
extraordinary..
Special
::
Special
(a.)
Particular;
peculiar;
different
from
others;
extraordinary;
uncommon.
Eximious
::
Eximious
(a.)
Select;
choice;
hence,
extraordinary,
excellent..
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
Endowed
with
extraordinary
powers;
uncommonly
gifted;
able to
accomplish
vast
results;
strong;
powerful;
mighty;
noble;
as, a great hero,
scholar,
genius,
philosopher,
etc..
Flabbergast
::
Flabbergast
(v. t.) To
astonish;
to
strike
with
wonder,
esp. by
extraordinary
statements..
Herculean
::
Herculean
(a.)
Having
extraordinary
strength
or size; as,
Herculean
limbs..
Ferly
::
Ferly (n.)
Singular;
wonderful;
extraordinary.
Extraordinary
::
Extraordinary
(n.) That which is
extraordinary;
-- used
especially
in the
plural;
as,
extraordinaries
excepted,
there is
nothing
to
prevent
success..
Hebdomadary
::
Hebdomadary
(n.) A
member
of a
chapter
or
convent,
whose week it is to
officiate
in the
choir,
and
perform
other
services,
which,
on
extraordinary
occasions,
are
performed
by the
superiors..
Character
::
Character
(n.) A
unique
or
extraordinary
individuality;
a
person
characterized
by
peculiar
or
notable
traits;
a
person
who
illustrates
certain
phases
of
character;
as,
Randolph
was a
character;
Caesar
is a great
historical
character..
Giant
::
Giant (a.) Like a
giant;
extraordinary
in size,
strength,
or
power;
as, giant
brothers;
a giant son..
Stunning
::
Stunner
(n.)
Something
striking
or
amazing
in
quality;
something
of
extraordinary
excellence.
Phenomenon
::
Phenomenon
(n.) That which
strikes
one as
strange,
unusual,
or
unaccountable;
an
extraordinary
or very
remarkable
person,
thing,
or
occurrence;
as, a
musical
phenomenon..
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