outstanding, strong collocation with performance in formal contexts, uncommon, means “not happening often”; fits well with “for a student to…”, exceptional, high-level praise for a skill; slightly more formal than extraordinary, extraordinary, describes something strikingly different or impressive, like a rare view, remarkable, good for achievements and results; emphasizes that something is worth noting, unusual, neutral way to say “not typical”; works well for hobbies

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