'exceptionally-presented' originates from the combination of 'exceptionally' and 'presented', where 'exceptionally' is derived from 'exception', meaning 'an instance that does not conform to a rule', and 'presented' is the past participle of 'present', meaning 'to show or display'.

'exceptionally' evolved from the Latin word 'exceptionem', and 'presented' from the Latin 'praesentare', eventually forming the modern English term 'exceptionally-presented'.

Initially, 'exceptionally' meant 'in a manner that is an exception', and 'presented' meant 'shown or displayed'. Over time, 'exceptionally-presented' evolved to mean 'shown in an outstanding manner'.