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Meanings of extraordinarily in English

Portuguese
extraordinària

Extremely.

extraordinària
Usage of extraordinarily in English
1
The work on view is also, by the way, extraordinarily good value.
The Irish Times
2
Far from being mean, many thousands of people showed themselves extraordinarily generous.
The Guardian
3
Admittedly, the initial conditions for containing generalised inflation today are extraordinarily favourable.
The Guardian
4
Appeals from jury decisions in sex abuse cases can be extraordinarily complex.
The Guardian
5
Prof Murphy said symptomatic disease in young people was still extraordinarily low.
News.com.au
6
Did you know that Ireland has an extraordinarily high use of imprisonment?
The Irish Times
7
And that often meant that events moved with an extraordinarily deliberate slowness.
The Alchemyst
8
Speaking to hundreds of journalists, Mr Trump made an extraordinarily frank admission.
News.com.au
9
Anyone who's lost someone this year has been through something extraordinarily hard.
Independent.ie
10
The logistics of moving supplies and aid is extraordinarily difficult and expensive.
The Guardian
11
But in reality, I'd had no idea how extraordinarily lucky I was.
The lost girls: three friends. four continents. one unconvention...
12
Looking back, it was extraordinarily idealistic; but it was also a strategy.
A journey: my political life
13
Mr Eaton said the science presented at the re-trial was extraordinarily complex.
Radio NZ
14
What they found is a fish extraordinarily well-suited to its new environment.
Wired
15
But some bangers seem to have become extraordinarily loud in recent years.
The Irish Times
16
The result is an extraordinarily exact prose stunning in its visual accuracy.
The Guardian
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