exceeding

[ik-see-ding]

adjective

1. extraordinary; exceptional.

adverb

1. Archaic.,  exceedingly.

exceeding

/ ɪkˈsiːdɪŋ /

adjective

1. very great; exceptional or excessive

adverb

1. an archaic word for exceedingly

Word History and Origins

Origin of exceeding¹

First recorded in 1485–95; exceed + -ing ²

Example Sentences

They are seeking a jury trial and an unspecified amount in damages exceeding $35,000.

From Los Angeles Times

The company says it will provide 12 months of temporary storage for those exceeding the limit, and users can download saved content to their device.

From BBC

What gives some observers hope is that China has a track record of exceeding many of its international climate commitments.

From BBC

The opening days of the championships were dominated by discussion around the conditions the athletes had to contend with - particularly in the endurance events - as temperatures exceeding 30C were accompanied by stifling humidity above 90%.

From BBC

Prices we saw ranged from £55 to £14,962, often far exceeding face value and usually including a significant booking fee.

From BBC

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