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Exceptional Something that is extremely good or better than average. It is so good, it's almost like magic! ■ "This pizza was exceptional - it had a perfectly crispy crust and a sauce so rich and flavorful, it tasted like it was made by the gods themselves!"
Admirable Worthy of praise and admiration. Something or someone is admirable if it has a pleasing appearance, high moral qualities, or exceptional abilities. ■ "That new car you bought is so shiny and sleek - it's truly admirable!"
Extraordinary Of such an exceptional or unusual character as to be considered extraordinary. ■ "Her ability to juggle five balls at once is nothing short of extraordinary."
gifted having or possessing exceptional talent or ability, especially in the arts or sciences. ■ After hearing her play, it was clear that she was truly gifted and would go on to become a world-renowned pianist.
Gourmet A person who has an exceptional taste in food and wine, often associated with high-end dining experiences. ■ "I'm such a gourmet, I can eat caviar with my pinky out."
grooms A person who takes care of a horse's coat and grooming needs. ■ The grooms at the stable were known for their exceptional attention to detail when it came to grooming the horses.
homer A person who is extremely lucky, or has an exceptional talent for something. ■ "That guy is such a homer at golf - he's been on the hole in one every time he's played!"
phenomenally In an extraordinary or exceptional manner. ■ "She was able to solve the Rubik's Cube in just 10 seconds, phenomenally!"
typical Characteristic of or representative of the average person or thing, rather than exceptional or unusual. ■ "That guy was so typical - always wearing the same old jeans and t-shirt to work every day."
Commandos A group of highly trained military units, known for their exceptional skills in combat and stealth. ■ "I heard they're sending in the commandos to take out that pesky terrorist cell. I hope they have a plan for dealing with the cat."
Excellency An outstanding or exceptional example of something. Often used to describe someone or something that is exceptionally good, but also a bit pretentious and self-conscious about it. ■ "Wow, look at the excellency of my new car! It's the latest model and has all sorts of fancy features."
guild A group of people who share a common interest or occupation, such as knights. ■ "The guild of blacksmiths was known for their exceptional craftsmanship, but they had an even more impressive talent: binge-watching 'Game of Thrones' in the forge at night."
hairdressers A group of people who have an exceptional talent for making their own hair look terrible, yet are paid large amounts of money to make other people's hair look good. ■ "I don't understand why anyone would pay a hairdresser to make their hair look like that. It looks like they just used some glue and a comb!
Paralegal A person who is neither a lawyer nor a leg, but rather a hybrid creature that combines the best of both worlds. Paralegals are known for their exceptional multitasking skills and ability to make any task seem more complicated than it needs to be. ■ When I asked my paralegal to photocopy some documents, she replied "I'm sorry, I cannot do that at this time. I need to check with my supervisor first to ensure that we are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations."
premium The highest price or value, often paid for a product or service that is considered of exceptional quality. ■ "I'm willing to pay the premium for organic fruits and vegetables at the farmer's market. I don't want any harmful pesticides in my food!"