top-notcher
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- noun
- /ˈtɑpˌnɑtʃər/
- Philippine
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destacado
- To be a top-notcher in your class, you need perseverance and focus.
Examples
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She is a top-notcher in her class.
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The company only recruits top-notchers from the country's best universities.
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Her dedication quickly made her a top-notcher in the competitive chess world.
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Michael is considered a top-notcher in the tech industry.
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She is a top-notcher in her field, consistently delivering outstanding results.
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As a top-notcher in the mathematics competition, he received a scholarship to a prestigious university.
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The company recognized him as a top-notcher for his innovative solutions that improved productivity.
Synonyms
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Among the top people or things in a group
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A person who is best in a group or class
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A person or thing much better than others
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A person who is very successful and wants to achieve a lot
A person who is better than all others in a group
A person or thing of very high quality
A professional who works at the top level in their field
Antonyms
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word top-notcher comes from the phrase top-notch, where top means 'highest' and notch means 'a mark' or 'level', like a notch on a belt that shows progress. So a top-notcher is someone at the highest mark, a high achiever.