exceeding
Americanadjective
adverb
adjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of exceeding
Example Sentences
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They observed magnetic textures reaching distances of up to ~300 nm, far exceeding the size of a single moiré cell and roughly ten times larger than the underlying wavelength.
From Science Daily
Even without this program, foot traffic in neighborhoods just off the Avenue of the Arts is now exceeding 2019 levels, particularly on evenings and weekends.
Only the top two have shipped fewer goals - but here, Villa are exceeding expectation too.
From BBC
The company said the increase was driven in part by new restaurant openings, which are exceeding its expectations.
Reform's website says it does not accept anonymous donations and any donations exceeding £500 are subject to the usual permissibility checks to ensure the money comes from UK-registered companies or individuals on the electoral register.
From BBC
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