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Such fragrant flowres doe give most odorous smell,
But her sweet odour did them all excell.
(From Amoretti, Edmumd Spenser)
Such fragrant flowres doe give most odorous smell,
But her sweet odour did them all excell.
(From Amoretti, Edmumd Spenser)
by Michael kheel November 18, 2016
A medical condition caused by over usage of the Microsoft application excel.
Symptoms include malfunction of the eyes from prolonged staring at this application and severe anxiety due to inability to rectify application errors such as circular references, amongst others.
Symptoms include malfunction of the eyes from prolonged staring at this application and severe anxiety due to inability to rectify application errors such as circular references, amongst others.
User 1: "I can't get this stupid sumif to work in this vlookup because of the stupid pivot table!"
User 2: "Dude, you're suffering from excelitis, take a screen break!"
User 2: "Dude, you're suffering from excelitis, take a screen break!"
by Aquaxander January 4, 2008
It is the art of watching an excel file while it watches you back, while you are being incredibly unproductive.
by malnic May 13, 2021
by MasterPrime October 10, 2005
"Wayne's World, Wayne's World. Party time, excellent!"
"That pie was excellent!"
"I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geicko...excellent!"
"That pie was excellent!"
"I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geicko...excellent!"
by blahblahblah293 November 25, 2005
A perfect example of newspeak, commonly found in the US federal government and frequently found in the same sentence as 'diversity'. Excellence is an intangible noun derived in recent decades from an adjective meaning anything that is not directly in opposition to a mission statement. Basically it is supposed to mean 'good-ness', but better than good, really good. But without any increase in quality of work to back it up. So it can be anything from poor to mediocre to decent to great to outstanding.
In all concrete reality, excellence means nothing, but you'll see it everywhere to describe everything.
In all concrete reality, excellence means nothing, but you'll see it everywhere to describe everything.
"She has demonstrated outstanding achievement in the field of excellence while serving her country during the difficult circumstances administering corrections at Abu Ghraib prison"
"At the Library of Congress we value diversity and excellence, while fostering a compassionate environment of professionals"
"Leadership excellence"
"An environment of excellence"
"Tools of excellence"
"At the Library of Congress we value diversity and excellence, while fostering a compassionate environment of professionals"
"Leadership excellence"
"An environment of excellence"
"Tools of excellence"
by DeskJockey1 May 19, 2010
