top-notch

adjective

of the highest quality

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an ace reporter

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a crack shot

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a first-rate golfer

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a super party

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played top-notch tennis

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an athlete in tiptop condition

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she is absolutely tops

• Syn:

↑ace, ↑A-one, ↑crack, ↑first-rate, ↑super, ↑tiptop, ↑topnotch, ↑tops

• Similar to: ↑superior

• Usage Domain: ↑colloquialism

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adj

first-rate, first-class, second-to-none, matchless, peerless, top, top-flight, leading, supreme, superior, prime, excellent, outstanding, superlative, premier, exceptional, splendid, superb, fine, admirable

COLLOQ. super, A1, ace, crack, out of this world

SLANG wicked, way-out, cool, radical, mega

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▶ adjective (informal) FIRST-CLASS, first-rate, top-quality, five-star; superior, prime, premier, premium, grade A, superlative, best, finest, select, exclusive, excellent, superb, outstanding, splendid; informal tip-top, A1.

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\\ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷\ adjective

Etymology: top notch

: of the highest or best attainable : tip-top, first-rate, unsurpassed

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top-notchˈ adjective (informal)

Excellent, first-rate

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Main Entry: ↑top

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top-notch UK US adjective informal

very high in quality

a top-notch university

Thesaurus: best_synonym

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top-notch or top|notch «TOP NOCH», adjective.

Informal. first-rate; best possible: »

a top-notch show, a top-notch storyteller.

SYNONYM(S): supreme, incomparable.

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adj. informal of the highest quality; excellent

a top-notch hotel

Derivatives:

top-notcher n.

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/ˈtɑːpˈnɑːʧ/ adj

informal : of the best quality

The hotel offers top-notch service.

Their food is top-notch. [=excellent]

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ˌtop-ˈnotch f41 [top-notch] adjective (informal)

excellent; of the highest quality