Definition of "excellently" []

• In a manner that demonstrates excellence; very well. (adverb)

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• "The music adds to the general mood and feel of the title excellently well and ties the whole package together."
• ""Herein," said Bacon, "I note the wisdom of the law of England, which termeth the highest contempt and excesses of authority _Misprisions_; which (if you take the sound and derivation of the word) is but _mistaken_; but if you take the use and acception of the word, it is high and heinous contempt and usurpation of authority; whereof the reason I take to be and the name excellently imposed, for that main mistaking, it is ever joined with contempt; for he that reveres will not easily mistake; but he that slights, and thinks more of the greatness of his place than of the duty of his place, will soon commit misprisions.""
• "One special virtue in our patrons of these days I have promised myself you shall fit excellently, which is to give nothing. '"