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Meanings of outstandingly in English

To a remarkable degree or extent.

Usage of outstandingly in English
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Ford's stability software also makes the Ranger an outstandingly safe towing platform.
The South African
2
They had to be both superb physical specimens and outstandingly sharp mentally.
Once bitten, twice dead
3
Nor is the Turkey outstandingly different to other strains when young.
The Irish Times
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None is without merit and five of them are outstandingly good.
The Guardian
5
The Pixma MG5220 is outstandingly simple to install, whether by USB or wireless.
Reuters
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Even by the demanding standards of British intellectuals, the Haldanes were outstandingly eccentric.
A short history of nearly everything
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She didn't appear to be outstandingly drunk, aside from the solemnity.
Aground
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He wasn't outstandingly handsome, but he was good-looking in a clean-cut sort of way.
The new yorker
9
I have provided well for you, Ursula, I have provided for you outstandingly well.
The King’s Curse
10
Profoundly grieved at passing of dearly loved, outstandingly staunch Hand of Cause Fred Schopflocher.
Citadel of Faith
11
What are the outstandingly significant sex differences which application of the above criterion leaves?
Taboo and Genetics / A Study of the Biological, Sociological and...
12
I used to be outstandingly good at saying no.
The Irish Times
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Szeged had outstandingly high rates for pesticides and solvents.
Pubmed
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The cast is packed with outstandingly funny players.
The Guardian
15
Kevin Myers is outstandingly right: speed kills, everyone knows it but few do anything about it!
The Irish Times
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She was outstanding but she was outstandingly quiet.
Reuters
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