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stellar
[stel-er]
adjective
of or relating to the stars; consisting of stars.
like a star, as in brilliance, shape, etc.
pertaining to a preeminent performer, athlete, etc.
stellar
/ ˈɛə /
adjective
of, relating to, involving, or resembling a star or stars
of or relating to star entertainers
informaloutstanding or immense
companies are registering stellar profits
stellar
Relating to or consisting of stars.
Other Word Forms
- nonstellar adjective
- transstellar adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of stellar1
Example Sentences
He could not have ended his stellar career in finer fashion, though, watching Paris St-Germain thrash Inter Milan 5-0 to become champions of Europe for the first time.
That makes the Gold Cup, a three-week tournament with group play and a single-elimination knockout stage, an important preparatory test for the three hosts even if the field is less than stellar.
Wicked star Cynthia Erivo won best actress, having also been nominated for the BET Her award - which recognises empowering songs that focus on women - for her stellar version of Defying Gravity.
The reigning Man of Steel dazzled in 2024, roaring his side to victory with some stellar performances across the season, leading to him winning the top individual award.
After a stellar first season at Stamford Bridge, during which he scored 22 Premier League goals, Palmer has endured a trickier second campaign.
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