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15 Dec 2019
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English (US)
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The food was extraodinary.
The food was delicious.
Do they have same meaning?
The food was extraodinary.
The food was delicious.
Do they have same meaning?
The food was delicious.
Do they have same meaning?
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I revise my answer. You can use extraordinary to explain things other than food.
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