“Exceptionally” in Japanese
Short answer
Exceptionally in Japanese is “飛び切り” (tobikiri). Full meaning: best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy).
Other ways to say “Exceptionally” in Japanese
殊の外
kotonohoka exceedingly, extremely, exceptionally, unusually; unexpectedly
突出して
tosshutsushite especially, exceptionally, remarkably, conspicuously
超のつく
chounotsuku extremely, exceptionally, extraordinarily, terribly, super
超がつく
chougatsuku extremely, exceptionally, extraordinarily, terribly, super
馬鹿に
bakani ridiculously, unusually, exceptionally
優れて
sugurete extremely, exceedingly, exceptionally, remarkably, conspicuously
特段
tokudan exceptional, unusual, special; especially, exceptionally, unusually
飛びっきり
tobikkiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far
格別
kakubetsu particular, special, exceptional, especial; particularly, especially, exceptionally
飛切り
tobikiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
ことの外
kotonohoka exceedingly, extremely, exceptionally, unusually; unexpectedly
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