excellently (Meaning)

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excellently (r)

extremely well

Webster

In an excellent manner; well in a high degree.

In a high or superior degree; -- in this literal use, not implying worthiness.

The team's pitcher hurled the ball excellently, striking out batter after batter.
The young pianist performed excellently in the recital, earning a standing ovation.
The students excelled in their exams, showcasing their excellent grasp of the material.
The baker prepared an excellently crafted cake, delighting the taste buds of all who tried it.
The researcher presented her findings excellently, capturing the attention of the audience and sparking a lively discussion.
The chef prepared an excellently seasoned dish, showcasing their culinary skills and tantalizing the senses.
The athlete competed excellently in the race, demonstrating their dedication and perseverance.
The artist created an excellently composed painting, using vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes to convey a powerful message.
The teacher excelled in the classroom, engaging students with their excellent teaching methods and inspiring them to learn.
The volunteer organization carried out its mission excellently, making a positive impact on the community and providing much-needed assistance to those in need.

extremely wellIn an excellent manner; well in a high degree., In a high or superior degree; -- in this literal use, not implying worthiness.

superlatively, fabulously, marvelously, impeccably, finely, terrifically, superiorly,superbly, ideally,perfectly

badly, faultily, insufficiently, imperfectly, incompletely, inadequately, defectively, faultily, insufficiently, inadequately

The team's pitcher hurled the ball excellently, striking out batter after batter.

The young pianist performed excellently in the recital, earning a standing ovation.

The students excelled in their exams, showcasing their excellent grasp of the material.

The baker prepared an excellently crafted cake, delighting the taste buds of all who tried it.