remarkable, astounding, phenomenal
Electrifying Extraordinary
Unique, different, uncommon, atypical, rare, extraordinary, curious, weird...
Unique, one-of-a-kind, one in a million, rare.
Excellent Extraordinary extraterestail endlessly amazing everlastingly beastly
Neither unordinary or inordinary are common words. The terms extraordinary and uncommon mean unusual, the opposite of ordinary.
extraordinary proof
Saying "Me three" is a humorous play on words, as if "Me too" were misunderstood as "Me two" and to be thus followed up with "Me three," "Me four," and so on. But "Me three" can be understood to really mean "Me too," or "Me also."
words that mean the same as also
It means the Professor is extraordinary, which, by dictionary means amazing, great, etc.
wonderful, fantastic, extraordinary
first.. I think you mean "words" "We The People" are the first three words
Different, amazing, astonishing, bizarre, curious, incredible, extraordinary, surprising, weird, unique, or remarkable. Those words mean unusual.