These hunters have excellent hearing and vision and prefer to hunt under the cover of night.
You must have had an excellent art teacher in school.
These birds are excellent flyers and can be seen swooping low over the water to dive in and catch fish.
He wrote only a few plays, but they are all excellent in their kind.
We have numerous excellent players and great teamwork.
She notes that the weather for sailing was excellent the day .
The problem is, my buddy just received an excellent job offer and soon will be leaving.
They make excellent decisions and the company profits from it.
The University provides excellent research opportunities and supports external consulting.
That is an excellent idea.
British Dictionary definitions for excellent
excellent
/ˈɛksələnt/
adjective
1.
exceptionally good; extremely meritorious; superior
Derived Forms
excellently, adverb
Word Origin and History for excellent
adj.
mid-14c., from Old French excellent "outstanding, excellent," from Latin excellentem (nominative excellens), present participle of excellere (see excel).