ex·traor·di·nary 
/ɪkˈstroɚdəˌneri, Brit ɪkˈstrɔ:dənri/ adjective
/ɪkˈstroɚdəˌneri, Brit ɪkˈstrɔ:dənri/ adjective [more extraordinary; most extraordinary] 1 : very unusual : very different from what is normal or ordinary
▪ The researchers made an extraordinary discovery. ▪ It's an extraordinary situation. ▪ extraordinary rudeness/insensitivity ▪ The race is an extraordinary event. ▪ They convened an extraordinary [=special] meeting of the Security Council. 2 : extremely good or impressive
▪ She was a woman of extraordinary [=great, remarkable] intelligence. ▪ The child has extraordinary [=exceptional] abilities. ▪ The food was extraordinary.
▪ The researchers made an extraordinary discovery. ▪ It's an extraordinary situation. ▪ extraordinary rudeness/insensitivity ▪ The race is an extraordinary event. ▪ They convened an extraordinary [=special] meeting of the Security Council.
▪ She was a woman of extraordinary [=great, remarkable] intelligence. ▪ The child has extraordinary [=exceptional] abilities. ▪ The food was extraordinary.
— ex·traor·di·nar·i·ly /ɪkˌstroɚdəˈnerəli, Brit ɪkˈstrɔ:dənrəli/ adverb
▪ an extraordinarily intelligent person ▪ extraordinarily good/bad weather
▪ an extraordinarily intelligent person ▪ extraordinarily good/bad weather
