excellent
adjective
[ ˈɛks(ə)l(ə)nt ]
• extremely good; outstanding.
• "the lorry was in excellent condition"
Similar:
very good,
superb,
outstanding,
magnificent,
of high quality,
of the highest quality,
of the highest standard,
exceptional,
marvellous,
wonderful,
sublime,
perfect,
eminent,
pre-eminent,
matchless,
peerless,
supreme,
first-rate,
first-class,
superior,
superlative,
splendid,
admirable,
worthy,
sterling,
fine,
super,
A1,
ace,
great,
terrific,
tremendous,
fantastic,
fab,
top-notch,
tip-top,
class,
awesome,
magic,
wicked,
cool,
out of this world,
too good to be true,
mind-blowing,
brilliant,
brill,
smashing,
champion,
bosting,
badass,
awesomesauce,
on fleek,
legit,
beaut,
bonzer,
spiffing,
ripping,
topping,
top-hole,
wizard,
capital,
swell,
bosker,
applaudable,
shit hot,
excellent
exclamation
• used to indicate approval or pleasure.
• "‘What a lovely idea! Excellent!’"
Origin:
late Middle English (in the general sense ‘outstanding’ in either a good or bad way): from Old French, from Latin excellent- ‘being pre-eminent’, from excellere (see excel). The current appreciatory sense dates from the early 17th century.