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Meanings of extraordinary in English
Usage of extraordinary in English
1
South Africa finds itself in an extraordinary political situation at the moment.
2
Judges need to be able to reject sentencing guidelines in extraordinary cases.
3
I saw her live in New York not so long ago: extraordinary.
4
She said the attack is an extraordinary and unprecedented act of violence.
5
On any measure, 1997 has been an extraordinary year for the economy.
6
The balcony scene was immediately iconic, an extraordinary example of political theatre.
7
The latest economic forecasts show the extraordinary nature of the budget challenge.
8
He took the extraordinary step of going outside the government for support.
9
Rosenthal shareholders vote on the move at an extraordinary general meeting today.
10
I must say, you treat children in America in quite extraordinary ways.
11
Today we confront the consequences of the extraordinary changes we have made.
12
However, the bank occasionally makes exceptions to this rule in extraordinary situations.
13
My psychological state was very extraordinary-differentfrom anything I had previously suffered.
14
That these ordinary men have, however, done extraordinary things is beyond doubt.
15
The expedition discovered the ocean's deepest point The animals discovered were extraordinary.
16
Which of course, befits a gathering calling itself an extraordinary general court.
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