außergewöhnlich

Means “extraordinarily” or “exceptionally”; common in formal contexts and often emphasizes a very high degree.

Means “remarkable” or “noteworthy”; focuses on something that deserves attention rather than simply being unusual.

Means “otherworldly” or “unearthly”; sounds poetic or spiritual and is not a common everyday synonym.

This is not standard German; it is likely a misspelled or distorted form of “extraordinär.” It is not used in normal German.

Means “unusual”; a neutral word for something that differs from the norm without strong evaluation.

Means “amazing” or “astonishing”; emphasizes strong impression or surprise.

Means “spectacular”; highlights something visually impressive or dramatic.

Means “excellent” or “outstanding”; usually praises very high quality rather than mere unusualness.

Means “outstanding”; emphasizes that someone or something stands clearly above others.

Means “unique” or “one of a kind”; stronger than just “unusual” because it suggests something cannot be duplicated.