excel

excel sb. in knowledge

excel others in strength

She excels as a orator.

He excels in mathematics.

He excels as an orator.

love that transcends infatuation.See Synonyms at excel

exceeded their authority.See Synonyms at excel

She excels in stage projection .

He excels in multiple-choice questions.

Fransis excels as a long-distance runner.

The new model of locamotives vastly excels the old one in performance.

If your talent combines with diligence, you can excel in your pursuit.

He excels all other composers of his period.

excels at figure skating) or to be or perform at a level higher than that of another or others (

Great art transcends mere rules of composition. Tooutdo is to excel in doing or performing:

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When he that has given no provocation to malice, but by attempting to excel in some useful art, finds himself pursued by multitudes whom he never saw with implacability of personal resentment;

I used to excel at these things.

That's the judgement where we still excel.

Edmond, himself, went to Genoa, where the shipbuilders excelled in trim, fast vessels.

Our ability to excel in making the connections that drive intelligence is inherited.

Zoos have always excelled at giving information, to excel means to be good at.

But much of the maths at which they will excel is of interest to bankers.

She seems to excel at jumping from her seat.

Britain excels at two sorts of journalism.

They face constant pressure to excel at everything they do with no room for failure or mediocrity.

You exceled in your studies, your research, your advocacy and your service.