exceptional
Pronunciation: [ɪkˈsɛpʃənl]
Word
Context: "quality"
(adjective) something that is very special or much better than usual. If someone is exceptional, they stand out from everyone else because they are really good at what they do or have a special talent.
Example
Her exceptional skills in painting amazed everyone at the art show.
Example
His performance was not exceptional; it was just average compared to the others.
Example
What makes this athlete so exceptional compared to his teammates?
Context: "ability"
(adjective) when someone shows abilities or qualities that are much higher than what people normally expect. This can be in school, sports, or personal actions. It's like being a superstar in what you do.
Example
The exceptional student always helps others understand their homework better.
Example
The teacher didn't think the work was exceptional; it seemed a bit rushed.
Example
Why do you think some people are exceptional in math while others struggle?
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