exceeding

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• 17 For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory;

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• And Chrysostom says, oh, goodness, oh, exceeding love to human beings.

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• The Lord God told the priests that He was their inheritance, just as He told Abraham that He was his exceeding and great reward.

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• "For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory.

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• We tried to call up our greatest trials, but they looked so small compared with the far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory that surrounded us that we could not speak them out, and we all cried out, "Alleluia! Heaven is cheap enough!"

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• The athlete's performance was exceeding all expectations at the championship.

• Her exceeding dedication to volunteer work has made a significant impact in the community.

Synonyms

E

extreme

vsexceeding

877 3.6

Very far away in place or in degree

describes great intensity without the spatial or limit emphasis

E

extraordinary

vsexceeding

• Formal

859 3.8

Very unusual or much greater than usual

covers large degree or intensity more generally than rarity

E

enormous

vsexceeding

842 2.1

Very large in size, amount, or effect

highlights exceptional intensity rather than just physical largeness

T

tremendous

vsexceeding

794 3.0

Very large or impressive

is the general idea of very great degree without extra grandeur

O

outstanding

vsexceeding

257 3.4

Much better than most others in skill or quality

focuses on great amount or intensity rather than comparative fame

I

immense

vsexceeding

141 3.7

Very large in size, amount, or degree

focuses on great degree or intensity in general terms

E

exceptional

vsexceeding

129 4.1

Being much better than normal or usual

is the broad sense of very great amount or intensity

U

utmost

vsexceeding

86 4.0

Of the highest degree or importance

is about exceptional intensity but not strictly the absolute maximum

T

transcendent

vsexceeding

31 8.8

Far beyond normal limits in experience, knowledge, or quality

refers to large degree or intensity without the transcendence element

P

prodigious

vsexceeding

19 7.5

Very large or impressive in a way that surprises people

expresses great intensity but not necessarily the same extraordinary quality

S

stupendous

vsexceeding

19 6.7

Very large or impressive in a way that amazes people

states very great degree without stressing astonishment

S

superlative

vsexceeding

8 4.6

Of the highest quality

says something is very great without claiming absolute top rank

O

olympian

vsexceeding

1 7.0

Much greater than normal in size, skill or success

means very great amount or degree without lofty connotations

U

unsurpassable

vsexceeding

1 7.7

So good that no one can do better

describes exceptional greatness without implying unbeatable status

S

surpassing

vsexceeding

5.8

Far better than what is usual or expected

expresses great degree but not necessarily superiority over others

B

beyond wildest dreams

vsexceeding

4.6

Much better than you could imagine or hope for

means very great amount or intensity without the imaginative angle

Antonyms

M

minimal

196 3.3

Very small in amount or degree

I

insignificant

104 4.1

Not important or too small to matter

How Exceptional

extraordinary

• Formal

859 3.8

exceeding

1 5.6

outstanding

257 3.4

remarkable

588 2.8

notable

112 3.7

Surface Forms

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Etymology