adjective

excellent

excellent, outstanding, superb

She gave an excellent presentation.

She gave an excellent presentation.

The food at that restaurant is excellent.

The food at that restaurant is excellent.

((as an attribute)) used before a noun to describe it She gave an excellent presentation.

((as a predicate)) used after a linking verb like 'be' The food at that restaurant is excellent.

Synonyms: superb, outstanding, fantastic; Antonyms: poor, terrible, awful

From Latin 'excellere', meaning 'to rise, surpass'.

Connect it to the verb 'to excel'. If you excel at something, your performance is excellent.

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