1. Exceptionally distinguished, excellent, or outstanding; surpassing in quality or merit.
Usage: archaic or formal; rarely used in modern English

Examples

• The scholar's eximious contributions to the field earned him widespread recognition.
• Her eximious talent for music was evident from an early age.
• The museum houses an eximious collection of Renaissance paintings.
• His eximious character and integrity made him a respected leader.
• The chef's eximious culinary skills delighted every guest at the dinner.