English
Etymology
Latin extraordinarius, from extra ordinem, "outside the order".
Pronunciation
w:IPA|IPA: /ɪksËtrÉË(r)dɪËnÉrɪ/, /ɪksËtrÉË(r)dɪnËrɪ/, /ËÉkstrÉËÉË(r)dɪËnÉrɪ/, /ËÉkstrÉËÉË(r)dɪnËrɪ/
audio|en-us-extraordinary.ogg|Audio (US)
Adjective
en-adj
- not ordinary; exceptional; unusual;
#:People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things - q:Edmund Hilary|Edmund Hilary
Antonyms
everyday, normal, ordinary, regular, usual
Translations
rfc-level|Translations at L3+ (AutoFormat? would have corrected level of Antonyms)
Breton: dreistordinal
Chinese: éå¡
Finnish: erikoinen, kummallinen, epätavallinen
French: extraordinaire
German: auÃerordentlich, auÃergewöhnlich
Hungarian: rendkÃvüli
Italian: straordinario m, straordinaria f
mid
Japanese: ç°å¸¸(ãããã, ijou), éå¡(ã²ã¼ã, hibon)
Korean: í¹ë³í
Latin: extraordinarius, insolitus, eximus
Norwegian: ekstraordinær
Portuguese: extraordinário
Scots: byordinar
Spanish: extraordinario
Swedish: extraordinär
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fr:extraordinary
ko:extraordinary
io:extraordinary
it:extraordinary
hu:extraordinary
ja:extraordinary
fi:extraordinary
te:extraordinary
vi:extraordinary
zh:extraordinary
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