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Перевод: extraordinarily

[наречие]
необычайным образом; совершенно необычно

Тезаурус:

1. NORMAN YARDLEY was an extraordinarily gifted games player who rose to become captain of Yorkshire and England, later becoming a regular BBC commentator and chairman of selectors.
2. I have a theory that most people believe that they are shy and you hear the most extraordinarily extrovert people being interviewed on television and radio and confession they are really shy!
3. Hobbes mentions Marin Mersenne and Pierre Gassendi as two who had "extraordinarily advanced" the subject.
4. It became extraordinarily difficult for them to speak with one voice on critical issues.
5. Neither Luther nor Sandys would have achieved much had the political conditions of the day not been extraordinarily favourable.
6. Not the least gloomy feature of this election is just how many of our more interesting and colourful political personalities have departed, leaving an extraordinarily faceless array.
7. This is an issue on which it is extraordinarily difficult to find conclusive arguments either way
8. But if we were gods, and immortal, and could sit ourselves comfortably to watch the years slide by, with a magnetic compass conveniently to hand next to the ambrosia and nectar, we'd see something extraordinarily interesting.
9. Another day there was an impromptu competition between Laszlo, his wife, and mother, to see who could crack most eggs between their knees - an extraordinarily difficult feat to achieve.
10. Responsible suppliers however are extraordinarily flexible.
11. They have an extraordinarily sensitive echolocation system, and their huge foreheads enclose a large brain and sound organ which enable them to navigate and detect prey in conditions of zero visibility.
12. It is also further evidence of the extraordinarily shallow pool from which the Great and Good are drawn.
13. While the human eye is extraordinarily good at doing this, the process by which it does so is not well understood and hence can be only imperfectly imitated.