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Exc.
abbreviation Excellency.
abbreviation Excellency.
excavate
verb (excavated , excavating )
1 to dig up or uncover something (especially historical remains).
2 to dig up (a piece of ground, etc); to make (a hole) by doing this.
[16c: from Latin excavare , excavatum to make hollow]
excavation noun
1 esp archaeol the process of excavating or digging up ground.
2 an excavated area or site.
excavator noun
1 someone who excavates or digs up ground.
2 a machine for digging.
verb (excavated , excavating )
1 to dig up or uncover something (especially historical remains).
2 to dig up (a piece of ground, etc); to make (a hole) by doing this.
[16c: from Latin excavare , excavatum to make hollow]
excavation noun
1 esp archaeol the process of excavating or digging up ground.
2 an excavated area or site.
excavator noun
1 someone who excavates or digs up ground.
2 a machine for digging.
exceed
verb (exceeded , exceeding )
1 to be greater than someone or something.
2 to go beyond; to do more than is required by something.
[14c: from French exceder ]
exceedingly adverb very; extremely.
verb (exceeded , exceeding )
1 to be greater than someone or something.
2 to go beyond; to do more than is required by something.
[14c: from French exceder ]
exceedingly adverb very; extremely.
excel
verb (excelled , excelling )
1 (usu excel in or at something) intr to be exceptionally good at it.
2 to be better than someone or something.
[15c: from Latin excellere to rise up]
excel oneself often ironic to do better than usual or previously.
verb (excelled , excelling )
1 (usu excel in or at something) intr to be exceptionally good at it.
2 to be better than someone or something.
[15c: from Latin excellere to rise up]
excel oneself often ironic to do better than usual or previously.
excellence
noun great worth; very high or exceptional quality.
[14c: French, from Latin excellentia ]
excellent adjective of very high quality; extremely good.
excellently adverb .
noun great worth; very high or exceptional quality.
[14c: French, from Latin excellentia ]
excellent adjective of very high quality; extremely good.
excellently adverb .
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