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more first-rate

adjective as in superior, excellent

Weak matches

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

adjective as in highest quality

Strongest matches

excellent
exceptional
marvelous
outstanding
superb

Weak matches

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

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Example Sentences

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

From Literature

Who are the comics who are more first-rate?

From Washington Post

“We need more first-rate scientists willing to speak in those arenas.”

From Nature

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

More first-rate opportunities and scholarships instead of second-class treatment.

From Seattle Times

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