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The chef's new dish was astonishingly good.
The chef's new dish was extremely impressive and of very high quality.
Extremely impressive or excellent to an unexpected degree
Her performance in the competition was astonishingly good.
She performed exceptionally well in the competition.
The new smartphone has astonishingly good battery life.
The new smartphone has an unexpectedly excellent battery life.
This phrase emphasizes that something is better than expected or beyond ordinary standards.
Use this phrase to highlight something that is better than expected.
Use in informal or enthusiastic contexts to describe exceptional quality.
Derived from 'astonishing' (causing great surprise) and 'good' (of high quality), combining to express extreme excellence.
Used to describe something that exceeds expectations in quality, performance, or impact. Often used in informal or enthusiastic contexts.