Vocabulary

Exceedingly

English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.

English meaning
extremely.
Urdu meaning
بہت زیادہ، بکثرت، انتہائی
Example sentences (from Dawn)

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  1. The overall picture of various dimensions of human development remains exceedingly grim.
    Dawn Editorials — The neglected crisis — 2025-07-14
  2. The result is a system in constant flux calculated, yet chaotic and, not least, exceedingly expensive.
    Dawn Editorials — System fault — 2025-06-04
  3. If the tariff rates are set at exceedingly high levels, imports might stop completely.
    Dawn Editorials — US-China trade game — 2025-04-23
  4. It knows that the US will not be able to achieve its stated objectives of imposing tariffs at these exceedingly high rates close to the prohibitive levelof 145pc.
    Dawn Editorials — US-China trade game — 2025-04-23
  5. While Newton`s ideology successfully elaborated macroscopic phenomena, questions about the nature of light, electromagnetic waves, and the behaviour of matter at exceedingly small scales remained unanswered.
    Dawn Editorials — Journey of science — 2025-01-31
Synonyms
extremely, exceptionally, especially, tremendously, immensely, supremely, very

Antonyms
little, nominally, hardly, slightly
Curator example
“the team played exceedingly well”

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