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Meanings of extraordinarily good in English

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Usage of extraordinarily good in English
1
The work on view is also, by the way, extraordinarily good value.
The Irish Times
2
She was extraordinarily good-looking, he thought, though not in any ordinary way.
In the night room: a novel
3
It was an extraordinarily good one, quite in the professor's happiest style.
The Window-Gazer
4
By the way, who is Beryl Van Tuyn's extraordinarily good-looking young friend?
December Love
5
And over the past few years, business had been extraordinarily good.
Shadow's son
6
He was in extraordinarily good shape, and had a splendid body.
Dating game
7
He added: "I think our officers did an extraordinarily good job yesterday."
The Guardian
8
It was a good omen for an extraordinarily good plane.
Wired
9
The evaluation suggests NDotM is an extraordinarily good social investment.
The Guardian
10
Even as it is it strikes me as extraordinarily good.
My Discovery of England
11
He says he saw some of our firing, and the line was extraordinarily good.
Pushed and the Return Push
12
He's extraordinarily good at the practical side of the business.
The Altar Steps
13
His analysis showed only that American gunnery was extraordinarily good.
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol...
14
It seems too much to expect that I should enjoy such extraordinarily good luck.'
The Magician
15
If you look at the water in the Hutt Valley we think it's extraordinarily good.
Radio NZ
16
That's an extraordinarily good investment in an uncertain world.
The Guardian
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Extraordinarily good through the time
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United States of America
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