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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151. The high driving position gives excellent all-round vision.
152. He is blessed with excellent health.
153. My watch always keeps excellent time.
154. This makes an excellent hot main dish.
155. The print quality of the new printer is excellent.
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158. We believe him an excellent student.
159. Founded in 1781, the school has an excellent pedigree.
160. The airline has an excellent safety record.
161. The college has excellent sporting facilities.
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163. She has excellent references from former employers.
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166. Digital recording gives excellent sound reproduction.
167. Yoga is excellent for relieving stress.
168. Walking and swimming are excellent for releasing tension.
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171. He sighed with pleasure after the excellent meal.
172. The hotel restaurant is noted for its excellent cuisine.
173. There's some excellent songwriting on this album.
174. He was an excellent candidate for the Baptist ministry.
175. The student was excellent in chemistry.
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177. The performances and recordings are uniformly excellent.
178. This system has excellent sound reproduction.
179. Brooks is an excellent composer.
180. The medical care was excellent, in a technical sense.
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