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21exceptional — adjective 1) the drought was exceptional Syn: unusual, uncommon, abnormal, atypical, extraordinary, out of the ordinary, rare, unprecedented, unexpected, surprising; strange, odd, freakish, anomalous, peculiar, weird; informal freaky …
22exceptional — adjective 1) the drought was exceptional Syn: unusual, abnormal, atypical, out of the ordinary, rare, unprecedented, unexpected, surprising 2) her exceptional ability Syn: outstanding, extraordinary …
23exceptional — See exceptionable, exceptional …
24exceptional — adj. 1 forming an exception. 2 unusual; not typical (exceptional circumstances). 3 unusually good; outstanding. Derivatives: exceptionality n. exceptionally adv …
25Exceptional education — Exceptional Education, also known as Exceptional Student Education (ESE), usually refers to both the education of gifted (also talented ) children and children with physical or mental disabilities. These programs are funded and supported outside… …
26exceptional loss — ➔ loss * * * exceptional loss UK US noun [C] ► ACCOUNTING a loss shown in a company s accounts that relates to an unusual event that does not happen regularly: »The group suffered a £6m exceptional loss on the sale of 90 stores …
27Exceptional Records — is a record label founded in London in 1999. It focuses on electronica, deep house, jazz, break beats, hip hop, broken beats and techno.Label overviewArtists on the label come from all across the globe. Notable signings include Plej, two Swedish… …
28exceptional child — exceptional child, Education. any child who deviates from mental, physical, or behavioral norms to the extent of needing special schooling, training, or treatment: »The state also is planning to help school systems meet the needs of the… …
29exceptional item — Items in the profit and loss account, derived from within the ordinary activities of the company that are not expected to occur regularly. They are typically profits or losses recorded by selling businesses, or charges incurred in closing… …
30exceptional address — An alternative addressing format that indicates that the mailpiece should be delivered to the current resident if the addressee has moved. (Compare withoccupant address and simplified address) …
