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stellar

[stel-er] / ˈstɛl ər /
ADJECTIVE
celestial
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He leaves a stellar legacy as a player, captain and administrator, a highly respected and likeable man who made a huge impact on domestic and international cricket.

From BBC

Instead of treating these stellar explosions as having one standard brightness, they adjusted for the ages of the galaxies they came from and worked out how bright the supernovas really were.

From BBC

Nacua, a third-year pro, was voted to the Pro Bowl for the second time while producing another stellar season that could put him in the conversation for NFL offensive player of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

Much like earthquakes help scientists explore Earth's interior, these stellar tremors allowed astronomers to probe deep inside the star and precisely measure properties of its core.

From Science Daily

This immense scale highlights just how vast and dynamic this stellar nursery truly is.

From Science Daily