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• r  extremely
  she was inordinately smart

• He is a man of large stature; handsome after the manner of Egyptians; inordinately proud of a mature Kaiser moustache; of considerable intelligence, but with pronounced .
• But we're also hoping the con woman isn't too hard on the factory or its owner; it's Bateman's great gift to be able to make us inordinately fond of a rock-solid average guy.
• What's most striking about this deal with eBay is how inordinately important GM's executives seem to think it is.

• extraordinarily

News & Articles

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• Bud Wright: When fathers fail, kids (and their kids) pay the price
  A little change of pace for Father’s Day. I’m very concerned about the state of the American family. The late comedian and notorious misanthrope W.C. Fields was inordinately fond of saying that anyone who hated dogs and kids couldn’t be all bad.
  June 15, 2013 - The Daily Advance

Quotes

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• Mitch Daniels in Chicago Tribune
  Donovan's sin in the casino's eyes is not that he is inordinately lucky, it's that he's inordinately smart,Daniels said. "He has taught himself to count the cards as they are played, then constantly and quickly to calculate the odds on his...
• Angela Merkel in The Guardian
  Merkel called the country's new fiscal programme an "inordinately important step" even as Greeks protested vehemently against it.
• Anthony Hylton in Government of Jamaica, Jamaica Information Service
  I think we need to look at how they are compensated and more importantly when. My understanding is that it takes an inordinately long time for the jurors to be compensated,Mr. Hylton said.