excellent

adjective22 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1

used to strongly emphasize that something is of a very high quality

used to sincerely emphasize that something is of a very high quality

used with 'excellent' as a non-gradable adjective to mean 'completely excellent'

used with 'excellent' as a non-gradable adjective to mean 'completely excellent'

used to emphasize that something is of a very high quality, sometimes with a formal or humorous tone

always of a very high standard over a period of time

excellent in all parts or aspects, without variation

indicates that something is surprisingly or notably excellent

excellent in most aspects or on most occasions

excellent in every way except for one aspect previously mentioned

having the capacity to become excellent

seeming to be excellent, based on what is known

to be of a very high standard

to appear to be of a very high standard

to give the impression of being excellent when heard or read about

to appear visually to be of a very high standard

to seem to be of a very high standard

to continue to be of a very high standard

to be shown to be of a very high standard over time or after testing

to have the opinion that something is of a very high standard

very skilled in a particular activity

very suitable for a particular purpose