excellently

see definition of excellently

advvery well

Synonyms for excellently

adv very well

Antonyms for excellently

effectively

adverb. efficiently

magnificently

adverb. very well

perfectly

adverb. without flaw

splendidly

adverb. brilliantly

Word Origin & History

mid-14c., from Old French excellent "outstanding, excellent," from Latin excellentem (nominative excellens), present participle of excellere (see excel).

Example Sentences forexcellently

He has been excellently received, and is "perpetualy imploy'd."

"These will do excellently for lighting our morning camp fire," he said.

The opera did very poor business, and we did not do excellently either.

"Oh, that will do excellently," said Lady Cecily, all smiles again.

On the bridegroom's part it was excellently acted; yet it came too late to be convincing.

She frowned upon him now, so excellently had he done his work.

"Why, this exile suits me excellently well," returned Francesco.

An excellent day's work, thought he, most excellently accomplished.

It certainly tasted most excellently, and even the smell of it affected my head.

"You have done excellently, my dear friend—most excellently," declared the monk.