Par excellence
adverb
Being the best example of its kind.
She is considered the teacher par excellence.

Often appears as...
- writer par excellence
- athlete par excellence
adverb
Being the best example of its kind.
She is considered the teacher par excellence.

Often appears as...
- writer par excellence
- athlete par excellence
Definition 1 of 1

Supreme Exemplar
Use 'par excellence' to describe someone as the ultimate model in their field or category.

The Michelin-star chef is a gastronome par excellence.
Cultural Connotation
'Par excellence' has a French origin, adding a sense of elegance or sophistication when used in English.

The design she presented was chic par excellence.
Enhanced Praise
When praising someone, 'par excellence' highlights their abilities as unrivalled.

He is the pianist par excellence of our generation.
Supreme Exemplar
Use 'par excellence' to describe someone as the ultimate model in their field or category.

The Michelin-star chef is a gastronome par excellence.
Cultural Connotation
'Par excellence' has a French origin, adding a sense of elegance or sophistication when used in English.

The design she presented was chic par excellence.
Enhanced Praise
When praising someone, 'par excellence' highlights their abilities as unrivalled.

He is the pianist par excellence of our generation.
Supreme Exemplar
Use 'par excellence' to describe someone as the ultimate model in their field or category.

The Michelin-star chef is a gastronome par excellence.
Cultural Connotation
'Par excellence' has a French origin, adding a sense of elegance or sophistication when used in English.

The design she presented was chic par excellence.
Enhanced Praise
When praising someone, 'par excellence' highlights their abilities as unrivalled.

He is the pianist par excellence of our generation.
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