Extra

An adjective and adverb signifying something additional, beyond what is usual, expected, or needed. It can relate to quantity, quality, or degree. As an adjective, it describes something supplementary. As an adverb, it modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, emphasizing the increase or excess. The meaning can also denote importance or someone who is not a leading participant. This versatility makes 'extra' a common and adaptable word.

Extra meaning with examples

• She ordered an Extra large pizza because she was extremely hungry after her workout. The Extra pepperoni was a delicious add-on.
• The company offered an Extra bonus to employees who exceeded their sales targets in the fourth quarter; she was ecstatic.
• He made Extra effort studying for the exam, even though he was already well-prepared; he wanted a perfect score.
• As an Extra in the film, he just stood in the background, hoping to be noticed by the director or producers for a role.
• The cafe charges Extra for oat milk in your latte; so I decided on the usual with cow milk for my daily routine.