Extraordinary

[Sarah]

That which is extraordinary; -- used especially in the plural;as, extraordinaries excepted, there is nothing to prevent success.Their extraordinary did consist especially in the matter of prayersand devotions. Jer. Taylor.

[Sarah]

(1) a very special thing
(2) something ordinary with something extra

[Sarah]

Extraordinary does actually make sense if you educate yourself a little bit. It does not mean more ordinary, people seem to think this because extra usually means more when used alone. However, ex, the Latin prefix used in extraordinary, means out

[Sarah]

One of the prettiest girls you will ever meet.

She is really special since she's different from other girls- she's smart, kind, beautiful, funny and thoughtful.

Her sense of humor is a little bit off-beat but once you get to know it, it's hilarious.

She gets along with most people but if she gets into an argument with someone she will defend her position and win the argument.

She's shy and reserved but when you spend enough time with her she opens up to be a funny, supportive and all around great friend.

Getting guys, she has no problem but she's not even close to a whore. She usually has a boyfriend but hasn't had many serious relationships.

People just love her.

[Sarah]

1. Kodama
2. Beyond what is ordinary or usual

[Sarah]

the most contradicting word in the english language.
people use extraordinary as something thats amazing or special in some way. but if there's ordinary and extraordinary. EXTRA-ORDINARY. if somethings extra ordinary then its just more ordinary than other things. how does that make is special in any way other than the fact that its more plain and boring than everything else.

[Sarah]

an adjective to describe how something is more ordinary than ordinary. In other words, it means that somethying is more equal than equal which does not make sense
I shall now use mathematics to prove my theory.
x must always equal to x
there is no such way that x=x 1
unless x happens to be infinity then infinity 1 would still equal to infinity because nobody bothers to count that high.
therefore extraordinary does not make sense unless it is used on a very ordinary but not ordinary subject

[Sarah]

Something extremely plain and boring and not worthy of being anything except worse than ordinary.

[Marquetta]

Someone who surpasses every goal they make, [a miracle] and wonder to everyone, a [trend setter] comedian a beautiful angel and the [love of my life]

[Gregory]

Exceptional, outstanding, outrageous, unique, incredible or ridiculous, odd, strange, weird. This word itself is [extraordinary] because this adjective can be used to describe [good things] and bad things. Most commonly it is used to describe good things. This is the word that should be used when one has [no words] for something. Any person, action, idea, event etc, that may leave you speechless, this is the word to use for that.

[Julene]

Very unusual or remarkable.