“Extraordinarily” in Japanese
Short answer
Extraordinarily in Japanese is “滅法” (meppou). Full meaning: extraordinarily, astonishingly, extremely, terribly, awfully, unreasonably, absurdly; extraordinary, outrageous, absurd, unreasonable; unconditioned dharma.
Other ways to say “Extraordinarily” in Japanese
斜めならず
nanamenarazu unusually, extraordinarily, uncommonly
飛び切り
tobikiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
めっぽう
meppou extraordinarily, astonishingly, extremely, terribly, awfully, unreasonably, absurdly; extraordinary, outrageous, absurd, unreasonable; unconditioned dharma
超のつく
chounotsuku extremely, exceptionally, extraordinarily, terribly, super
超がつく
chougatsuku extremely, exceptionally, extraordinarily, terribly, super
飛びっきり
tobikkiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far
飛切り
tobikiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
とびきり
tobikiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
とびっきり
tobikkiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
飛びっ切り
tobikkiri best, extra-fine, superfine, unequalled; exceptionally, extraordinarily, by far; jumping and slashing (e.g. at an enemy)
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