stellar

Modifies a noun

• coronae: That information enables us to compare stellar coronae with the solar corona.
• astrophysics: The importance of stellar astrophysics is evident in a broad range of areas.
• parallax: His reasoning was correct, but even Tycho's marvelous instruments were not accurate enough to register stellar parallax given the vast distances involved.
• evolution: The final stage of stellar evolution depends upon star size.
• line-up: Then chances are you may already be part of our stellar speaker line-up.
• luminosity: What is the relation between stellar luminosity and stellar mass?

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: The movie itself is a enormous amount of fun that benefits from the company of an absolutely stellar cast.
• truly: Still, you'll have had your money's worth by then, thanks to a truly stellar cast.
• already: Lumagen's own calibration, and video processing algorithms are used to complement and enhance the already stellar Realta HQV processing.
• equally: The 2007 course will involve an equally stellar cast of characters.
• always: I accept that the Church's history is not always stellar where helping the poor is concerned.
• not: Decent, if not stellar - one exception tho: the song " Shallow Heart Shallow Water " completely knocks me out.

Used with adjective complement

• go: Above all, it was the year of Beyoncé Knowles, the Destiny's Child diva whose solo career went stellar.
• come: Saturday Mainstage Stars don't come much more stellar than this.