例れい外がい的てき

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Meanings

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Describes something that deviates from the norm or is an exception to a rule. Often used in formal or analytical contexts.

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This summer's heat is exceptional.

彼かれの才さい能のうは例れい外がい的てきで、誰だれもが認みとめている。

His talent is exceptional, and everyone acknowledges it.

例れい外がい的てきな〈事こと〉an exceptional case/matter
これは例れい外がい的てきな事じ例れいだと考かんがえられている。
This is considered to be an exceptional case.
例れい外がい的てきに〈動どう詞し〉to (do something) as an exception
彼かれは例外的れいがいてに入学きにゅうがくを許きょ可かされた。
He was exceptionally granted admission.

特とく別べつN4
特別 means 'special' and often has a positive nuance of being set apart for a purpose, while 例外的 is neutral and stresses deviation from a rule or norm.
異い例れいN1
異例 stresses that something is unprecedented or breaks with established practice, whereas 例外的 more broadly describes anything that falls outside the norm.
特とく殊しゅN2
特殊 describes something as being of a special or particular kind or category, while 例外的 focuses on being an exception to a general rule.

一いっ般ぱん的てきN3
一般的 means 'general' or 'typical', the direct opposite of 例外的 which means 'exceptional' or 'atypical'.
代だい表ひょう的てき
例外的 describes something as an exception or unusual case, the opposite of 代表的, which describes something as a typical, defining example.

Derived from 例外 (exception) + 的 (-like, -ish), forming an adjectival noun meaning 'exceptional' or 'unusual'.