Synonym: fantabulous, first-class. Similar words: exceed, excess, except, cell, except for, excessive, exception, in excess of. Meaning: ['ekslənt] 
adj. of the highest quality.
adj. of the highest quality. 
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91. The community benefits from having an excellent health service.
92. She has an excellent rapport with her staff.
93. The acoustics of this concert hall are excellent.
94. She was a good speaker and an excellent debater.
95. The team are all in excellent fettle.
96. He felt in excellent spirits when he arrived home.
97. This plant grows quickly and provides excellent ground cover.
98. Full marks to Bill for an excellent idea!
99. His car is in excellent condition.
100. They won't be coming then? Excellent!
101. She complimented him on his excellent German.WHICH WORD?
102. The gallery has an excellent collection of modern art.
103. I've tried this new detergent with excellent results.
104. The hunter is an excellent shot.
105. The car really is in excellent nick.
106. Liz Quinn was considered an excellent teacher.
107. The sound quality of the tapes was excellent.
108. We offer an excellent salary and benefits package .
109. The clams were delicious. Likewise, the eggplant was excellent.
110. This horse is an excellent stayer.
111. He is still on excellent terms with his ex-wife.
111. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.
112. She developed into an excellent horsewoman.
113. The job offers excellent promotion prospects.
114. The students we examined last week were excellent.
115. This restaurant serves cheap but excellent food.
116. Her good humour was restored by the excellent meal.
117. 'It's an excellent hotel.' 'Yes, but it's too expensive.'
118. France is abundantly supplied with excellent family-run hotels.
119. The bass soloist was in excellent voice.
120. The town has many excellent eating places.
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