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more stellar
Superlative
most stellar
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outstanding or excellent in quality or performance
- The orchestra delivered a stellar performance that left the audience in awe.
- The lead actor played a stellar role in the emotionally charged film, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with audiences and earned critical acclaim.
- The movie boasted a stellar cast of seasoned actors, each bringing their unique talents to the screen, resulting in a captivating and memorable cinematic experience.
- After years of hard work, the artist finally had a gallery exhibition showcasing their stellar artwork.
- The teacher provided guidance and support, helping the students achieve stellar results in their exams.
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remarkableleading(p)awesomehowlingradiantprima(p)stellar(a)impressivewondrousgnarlygreatfinemassivesingularunrealstandoutterrificnotableexcellentgloriousoutstandingmarvelousshiningincrediblemagnificentbrilliantgrandwonderfulspectacularstar(p)starring(p)dazzlingstunningsplendidluminoustremendousamazinggoldenextraordinaryphenomenalnoteworthyrattlingexceptionalfantasticfabuloussuperbproud
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associated with stars, either in appearance or origin
- The Hubble Space Telescope captures stunning images of stellar phenomena, such as supernovae and nebulae.
- Stellar evolution describes the life cycle of stars, from their formation to their eventual demise.
- Astronomers study the stellar spectra to determine the composition and temperature of stars.
- The brightness of a star, or its stellar magnitude, is measured on a logarithmic scale.
- Stellar nurseries are regions of space where new stars are born from collapsing gas and dust clouds.
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