How to pronounce “exceedingly” in English

The exceedingly strange context played a part, no doubt, along with his own increased inebriation.

overheard exceedingly loud conversations say about a friend's abortion during a

It's an exceedingly iterative process.

it still was exceedingly difficult to get Dublin City Council to back me to be able to build a distillery.

This part is exceedingly wet in the spring.

The talk was exceedingly successful, so much so that apparently Bill Gates asked for a copy of the materials afterwards.

Her work was exceedingly well-documented, in terms of collected.

I'm exceedingly curious.

just where both teams exceedingly do well and then one team wins by a run and uh that's a good effort then you go and

So this exceedingly pleasant, exceedingly soft spoken guy would, each and every Friday evening, invariably order a "Wob Woy," very "dwy," a "wum"

This particular hawk is exceedingly endangered.

Poverty measurement is exceedingly difficult if it has to be done by household surveys.

And it did exceedingly well.

And it works exceedingly well.

And we were exceedingly lucky.

So 538 is exceedingly transparent about its processes and inputs, but it's not 100% open.

It sold exceedingly well.

that has used pictures exceedingly well to explore really complex ideas and now that's the good side of the spectrum.

if you talk to exceedingly religious people, or exceedingly strong Agnostic – I mean Atheist believers, Bill Maher is a good example by the way.

And geologists say there’s an “exceedingly low” chance that a supereruption would happen in the next few thousand years.

And so these lakes are exceedingly-- the level of those lakes is exceedingly sensitive to tiny fluctuations in their local climate,

Collecting data on water is exceedingly difficult.

But those who were were exceedingly clear.

It's exceedingly rare, particularly with a new restaurant, right? And and it's exceedingly rare that I'm the youngest

around them were failing but somehow the Dupek brothers were doing exceedingly well.

The piece Funtwo played with mounting dexterity was an exceedingly difficult rock arrangement of "Pachelbel's Canon," the composition known from the turn of the century for solemn chord

But the prediction-- I mean remote sensing is potentially exceedingly important.

So that the tree of human evolution has become exceedingly complex.

Sensitive, active listening is exceedingly rare in our lives.

I know that this kind of thing happens exceedingly rarely, usually never in a career.

And of course, you know this exceedingly well at Google, and you know that this model is dying very quickly.

is much more elephant-friendly and therefore the elephants have been tolerated despite exceedingly high human density.

On occasion it appears to be exceedingly difficult, but there are forces of change.

We really appreciate this opportunity to talk to you about an area of technology that we think is exceedingly important.

And it's crazy because then it was published, which Paul was exceedingly excited about.

So sometimes I just pour it right out of here, but that would be exceedingly messy and I'm trying not to be.

And it was kind of like hiring studio musicians, who were exceedingly good as individuals.

And particularly within food, today, we are exceedingly good at preserving and stockpiling food.

No matter what actor I had, I couldn't get them to have exceedingly precise control of every expression they're emitting.

Through billions of years of trial and error, this scaffolding gets more and more complex, and as a result, the replicator's interactions with the void become exceedingly indirect.

And I think that the point that you made about Congress is exceedingly important.

Yeah, I haven't read it, but I am exceedingly familiar with the arguments there.

I just was shocked as I started to learn about just how enormous it was, how exceedingly complex,

Animal cells are a lot more flexible, particularly muscle tissue, which we tend to eat is made of cells that are exceedingly elastic.

Because otherwise, if you keep 10 million shareholders on the cap table, the cost of administering it is exceedingly high

Atlas rockets had been the scarier, riskier choice for launching the first Americans to earth orbit too, because the things were exceedingly temperamental

She was quite ruthless, but she was a brilliant strategist, exceedingly charming.

For us, our numbers of views are exceedingly high for our subscribers.

Therefore, partridges, quails, sparrows, et cetera, being exceedingly addicted to venery, they work the same in those men and women who eat them.