four-star (Meaning)

four-star

of a superior degree of excellence

The restaurant has been awarded a coveted four-star rating by the renowned dining guide.
The hotel boasted a four-star reputation for its exceptional amenities and impeccable service.
The general received a four-star rank for his outstanding military achievements.
The film garnered four stars from the critics, praising its compelling storyline and stunning visuals.
The four-star general led his troops into battle with unwavering determination.
The four-star resort offered a luxurious escape with private villas and a world-class spa.
The four-star performance by the orchestra captivated the audience with its intricate harmonies and elegant melodies.
The four-star chef prepared a delectable meal that tantalized the taste buds and left diners craving for more.
The four-star athlete shattered records and left a lasting legacy in the sport of track and field.
The four-star hotel received glowing reviews for its state-of-the-art fitness center and rejuvenating treatments.

of a superior degree of excellence

excellent, terrific, superb, lovely, fine, wonderful, fabulous, fantastic, beautiful, awesome

vile, rotten, bad, terrible, pathetic, wretched, unsatisfactory, inferior, atrocious, awful

The restaurant has been awarded a coveted four-star rating by the renowned dining guide.

The hotel boasted a four-star reputation for its exceptional amenities and impeccable service.

The general received a four-star rank for his outstanding military achievements.

The film garnered four stars from the critics, praising its compelling storyline and stunning visuals.