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more first-rate

ADJECTIVE

superior, excellent

Synonyms

WEAK

capital choice dandy fine first-string five-star in class by itself prime shipshape sound supreme tiptop top top-notch very good

Antonyms

WEAK

bad inferior lesser poor second-class/second-rate

ADJECTIVE

highest quality

Synonyms

STRONGEST

excellent exceptional marvelous outstanding superb

WEAK

A number 1 A-1 bang-up best best-quality first-class great highest-quality of the first water of the highest type premium super superior superlative supreme top of the line top-drawer top-notch unmatched world-class

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad expected inferior ordinary poor regular second-rate unexceptional unnoteworthy

more first rate

ADJECTIVE

superior, excellent

Synonyms

WEAK

capital choice dandy fine first-string five-star in class by itself prime shipshape sound supreme tiptop top top-notch very good

Antonyms

WEAK

bad inferior lesser poor second-class/second-rate

ADJECTIVE

highest quality

Synonyms

STRONGEST

excellent exceptional marvelous outstanding superb

WEAK

Antonyms

STRONGEST

bad expected inferior ordinary poor regular second-rate unexceptional unnoteworthy

Example Sentences

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That album, reissued, is now designated “Volume I” because there was far more first-rate, previously unreleased live material recorded at what was a prime moment in Mr. Morrison’s career.

From New York Times • Jun. 11, 2016

At Ohio Wesleyan, President Flemming plans to teach a course in political science, hopes to get more "first-rate" graduates to go into politics.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Met has nevertheless attracted more first-rate stars than any other of the world's great opera houses.

From Time Magazine Archive

One reasonable ground for resistance to youth has been that that there are many more first-rate orchestras than brand-name conductors, and the competition for their services is fierce.

From Time Magazine Archive

The Soviet Union had more first-rate players than any other three nations combined.

From "Endgame" by Frank Brady