super-excellent

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Word Origin & History

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

Example Sentences forsuper-excellent

It was, as you say, super-excellent; that is the exact idea.

When hell makes a super-excellent devil, the devil puts goodness in just as a baker puts soda in his bread to make it rise.

They are really excellent in every way but just need that tincture of a little scientific background to make them super-excellent.

The fine equipment and super-excellent faculty have filled it up with well-to-do and moneyed students.

They were three good dogs, and one super-excellent one, named Dinah, a black retriever.

In explanation I may say that the gentleman mentioned was a super-excellent golf player and very, very thin as to body.

Livingstone considered this, "Well, they do say that Chinese cooking is super-excellent once you get used to it."

Besides, he has got into such a region of goodness, that his wife ought to be super-excellent.

The crop of hops has been, in parts where they are grown, unusually large and of super-excellent quality.

He had to be super-excellent in his profession, for a wooden ship was certain to tax his powers.

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