ultra
Prononciation : [/ˈʌltɹə/]
Mot
Contexte : « extreme »
(adjective) when something is very far beyond what is considered normal or average. If something is really extreme or goes way beyond what is expected, it is ultra.
Exemple
She had an ultra-fast time in the race, breaking the record by a huge margin.
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His ultra-strict rules made it difficult for the students to enjoy the class.
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What makes this movie ultra-special compared to others?
Contexte : « frequency »
(adverb) used to emphasize or intensify the degree of something. When you want to stress that something is very extreme or intense, you can use ultra as an adverb.
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The athlete performed ultra-well in the competition, earning a gold medal.
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She was not ultra-careful when handling fragile items, leading to some accidents.
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Did she study ultra-hard for the exam?
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