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stellar

[stel-er] / ˈstɛl ər /
ADJECTIVE
celestial
Synonyms




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Massive tax refunds would have to show up, along with tariff dividends, some timely tax cuts, and truly stellar jobs reports, according to Burden.

From Salon

I Swear won three awards in total, with casting director Lauren Evans adding to its tally by winning best casting, describing the performance from Aramayo as "stellar."

From BBC

O'Reilly was another stellar contributor, with those two goals and an outstanding display of versatility playing behind City's attackers that will make intriguing viewing for England head coach Thomas Tuchel.

From BBC

Sakamoto meanwhile has to settle for silver as her stellar career ends without an Olympic crown.

From BBC

Another victory was well in hand, due in large part to another stellar night from Davidson, when with 2:42 remaining, the freshman took one awkward step and immediately grabbed her leg in pain.

From Los Angeles Times