Excellently: meaning, definitions and examples
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excellently
[ ˈɛksələntli ]
way of doing something
In an excellent way; very well.
Synonyms
brilliantly, exceptionally, perfectly, superbly, wonderfully.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
Word | Description / Examples |
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excellently |
Use this word to describe something done with a very high level of skill or quality. It's a neutral and versatile choice, suitable for both professional and casual settings.
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superbly |
Use 'superbly' to convey that something was done in a magnificent or outstanding manner. It suggests grandeur and high quality.
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wonderfully |
This word is great for expressing that something was done in a delightful or impressive way. It often carries a positive and warm emotional tone.
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brilliantly |
This word is perfect when you want to highlight impressive intelligence, creativity, or performance. It often carries a sense of admiration and is suitable for praising someone’s intellectual or artistic achievements.
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perfectly |
This word is ideal for describing something done without any flaws or mistakes. It conveys a strong sense of completeness and is often used when something meets all criteria exactly.
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exceptionally |
Choose 'exceptionally' to emphasize that something is not just good, but stands out because it is far better than usual. This word highlights rarity and excellence.
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Examples of usage
- She plays the piano excellently.
- The project was executed excellently by the team.
- He speaks English excellently.
- The food was cooked excellently.
- We were treated excellently at the hotel.
Translations
Translations of the word "excellently" in other languages:
🇵🇹 excelentemente
🇮🇳 उत्कृष्टता से
🇩🇪 ausgezeichnet
🇮🇩 dengan sangat baik
🇺🇦 чудово
🇵🇱 doskonale
🇯🇵 非常にうまく
🇫🇷 excellente
🇪🇸 excelentemente
🇹🇷 mükemmel bir şekilde
🇰🇷 훌륭하게
🇸🇦 بشكل ممتاز
🇨🇿 výborně
🇸🇰 vynikajúco
🇨🇳 非常好
🇸🇮 odlično
🇮🇸 framúrskarandi
🇰🇿 өте жақсы
🇬🇪 შესანიშნავად
🇦🇿 mükəmməl
🇲🇽 excelentemente
Etymology
The word 'excellently' is derived from the adjective 'excellent', which comes from the Latin word 'excellere', meaning 'to rise, surpass'. The adverb form 'excellently' has been in use since the late 16th century, evolving from the Middle English 'excelentli'. It has been commonly used in English to describe actions or tasks performed with exceptional skill or quality.
See also: excel, excellence, excellent, excels.