Definitions

excellent

[ek-suh-luhnt] / ˈɛk sə lənt /

ADJECTIVE

remarkably good

Synonyms

STRONGEST

accomplished admirable attractive distinguished exceptional exemplary exquisite fine finest first-rate good great magnificent outstanding skillful sterling superb superlative

WEAK

A-1 capital certified champion choice choicest desirable distinctive estimable first first-class high hotdog incomparable invaluable meritorious notable noted peerless piked premium priceless prime quality select striking supreme tiptop top-notch transcendent world-class

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad common crude detestable ignorant inferior insignificant ordinary poor regular repulsive ugly unable unexceptional unknown unskilled

WEAK

failing imperfect indistinguished second-class second-rate unnoteworthy unworthy

Example Sentences

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Maggie’s Catholic priest described her as a “humble, modest, and excellent soul.”

From Literature

It was one of the few moments in her otherwise excellent performance when subtlety gives way to silliness.

From Los Angeles Times

However, not everyone qualifies for these cards — consumers typically need to have good to excellent credit.

From MarketWatch

Taking a step back, there are still excellent reasons for investors to pay attention to private markets.

From MarketWatch

A Reform UK spokesman said Edward was an "excellent addition" to its team in Stoke-on-Trent.

From BBC