bestness
- noun
- /ˈbɛstnəs/
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excelencia
- Practitioners must judge the available evidence for "bestness"—scientific strength and relevance to their question.
I'm going to find I'm going to find some enjoyment or some fill in the blank that brings some bestness to it.
- I'm going to find I'm going to find some enjoyment or some fill in the blank that brings some bestness to it.
Examples
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The committee recognized the bestness of her proposal during the evaluation process.
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His "bestness" allowed him to embrace all of his grief.
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Next Thursday at noon, I will be talking about your "bestness" at onehealth.com in my series on bringing the bounce back into your life.
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I agree that spending time with anyone (human, canine, feline, or otherwise) who brings out your bestness is the name of the game!
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Her achievements reflect her true bestness in the field of science.
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Everyone admired the bestness of his work, which set a new standard in the industry.
Synonyms
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3.2
Very high quality or skill that makes one stand out
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7.0
A very good quality that people or things can have
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4.8
A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy
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7.2
A condition when something works best for a task
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4.9
High quality that makes something very good
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9.9
The best or most perfect example of something
A quality of being very good and better than most
A quality of being very high and chosen with care
A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive
Being much better than anything else
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Bestness comes from the simple word best, meaning 'most good' or 'most excellent', plus the ending -ness, which turns a word into a name for a 'state' or 'quality'. So bestness means the 'state of being the best', which is why we use it to talk about how excellent something is.