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topnotch

[ UK /tˈɒpnɒt‍ʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. of the highest quality
    played top-notch tennis
    a super party
    she is absolutely tops
    a first-rate golfer
    an ace reporter
    a crack shot
    an athlete in tiptop condition

How To Use topnotch In A Sentence

  • It really is going to be topnotch entertainment. The Sun
  • We will consistently observe standard work processes, and guarantee topnotch translation quality through rigorous process control.
  • Accessorised with a topnotch pedicure this is sandal-wearing at its most state-of-the-art (from 58, schuhhaus-rempp.de). Times, Sunday Times
  • You'll pay a lot of money for the privilege—one-third of the employee's first- year salary, or more—but you'll probably end up with truly topnotch candidates for your job.
  • Here we offer tips if you have been rejected despite your topnotch credit score. Times, Sunday Times
  • But as well as the benefit of a topnotch education, there may be other factors at play when it comes to the success of these high-flyers and science might be closer than we think to coming up with a few answers.
  • The traction control - eight levels - and antilock braking are topnotch. Times, Sunday Times
  • The 15-room mansion is surrounded by 57 acres of topnotch vineyards. Times, Sunday Times
  • Lauren riffed on his twin lodestars, topnotch tailoring and drop dead evening wear. Times, Sunday Times
  • The band sounds great, the production of the disc is topnotch and the causes for which the proceeds go to are just.
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