exceeding (Meaning)
exceeding (s)
far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree
exceeding (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Exceed
exceeding (a.)
More than usual; extraordinary; more than sufficient; measureless.
exceeding (adv.)
In a very great degree; extremely; exceedingly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of exceeding
Synonyms:
- preternatural
- bizarre
- conspicuous
- unthinkable
- unimaginable
- freak
- deviant
- aberrated
- oddball
- weird
- eccentric
- salient
- quaint
- outlandish
- strange
- inconceivable
- prominent
- monstrous
- freakish
- incomprehensible
- notable
- extraordinaire
- uncustomary
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
exceeding Sentence Examples
- The number of applicants exceeding the company's expectations led to a challenging hiring process.
- Her dedication to her studies was evident as her grades were consistently exceeding expectations.
- The company's sales figures exceeded targets by a significant margin, resulting in record profits.
- The athlete's performance exceeded all expectations, breaking national records and achieving new milestones.
- The team's resilience in the face of adversity exceeded all expectations, leading to an improbable victory.
- The project budget was meticulously managed, with costs not exceeding the allocated funds.
- The researcher's findings exceeded expectations, providing valuable insights into the field of study.
- The fundraising campaign exceeded its goal, demonstrating the community's commitment to a worthy cause.
- The generosity of the donors exceeded all expectations, enabling the charity to expand its services to those in need.
- The popularity of the new product exceeded initial projections, resulting in a surge in demand that delighted the manufacturers.
FAQs About the word exceeding
far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degreeof Exceed, More than usual; extraordinary; more than sufficient; measureless., In a very great degree; extremely;
remarkable,extraordinary, abnormal, uncommon, rare, unusual, exceptional, outstanding, unique, noticeable
customary, common, normal,normal, ordinary, common, usual, ordinary, customary, typical
The number of applicants exceeding the company's expectations led to a challenging hiring process.
Her dedication to her studies was evident as her grades were consistently exceeding expectations.
The company's sales figures exceeded targets by a significant margin, resulting in record profits.
The athlete's performance exceeded all expectations, breaking national records and achieving new milestones.
