eximious (Meaning)

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eximious (a.)

Select; choice; hence, extraordinary, excellent.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Her eximious dedication to her studies earned her a place at Oxford University.
The eximious performance of the young pianist left the audience spellbound.
His eximious skill as a surgeon saved the life of the critically injured patient.
Her eximious leadership qualities made her the ideal candidate for the position of CEO.
The eximious beauty of the painting drew gasps of admiration from visitors to the gallery.
His eximious achievement in the field of mathematics earned him a Nobel Prize.
The eximious engineering of the bridge made it withstand the force of the floodwater.
Her eximious ability to solve complex problems made her an invaluable asset to the team.
The eximious craftsmanship of the furniture made it a work of art.
His eximious intellect and quick wit made him a formidable opponent in any debate.

Select; choice; hence, extraordinary, excellent.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Her eximious dedication to her studies earned her a place at Oxford University.

The eximious performance of the young pianist left the audience spellbound.

His eximious skill as a surgeon saved the life of the critically injured patient.

Her eximious leadership qualities made her the ideal candidate for the position of CEO.