Antonyms for extraordinarilyex·traor·di·nar·i·ly

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1. inordinately, extraordinarilyadverb

   extremely

   "she was inordinately smart"; "it will be an extraordinarily painful step to negotiate"

   Synonyms:
   inordinately

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1. Jeff Merkley:

   The symbolism really represents to people living in the West Bank and Gaza that there is no path for them to ever have a land of their own, they've been under occupation, it's an extraordinarily difficult life, and we have -- we, the United States -- have championed the vision that there would be a future, a brighter future ahead.

2. Melissa Labant:

   It's extraordinarily complex and unnecessary.

3. Solicitor General:

   I am honored to serve the people of New York as acting Attorney General, the work of this office is critically important. Our office has never been stronger, and this extraordinarily talented, dedicated, and tireless team of public servants will ensure that our work continues without interruption.

4. James Baker:

   I'm going to be working hard for Jeb Bush because I think Jeb Bush's clearly the cream of the crop of the Republicans who are going to run for the nomination, i've known Jeb Bush since Jeb Bush was Jeb Bush. I know what kind of President he would be. He would be an extraordinarily good President. He's very knowledgeable. He's very temperamental. He's suited for the job.

5. Chris Miller:

   When this officer came in and I knew his background and he explained in an extraordinarily detailed but more military style that I could understand, I was like this is actually for real, this kid had been in combat a bunch and he knew.

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