Meanings of behave excellently in English

The young fellow has been behaving excellently, and has gone far to retrieve his character.

It's all right now, dear, and Uncle Simon has behaved excellently-farbetter than I expected.

We had only had him a few days, but he behaved excellently, lying at our feet most of the time.

He even behaved excellently.

"I must say that Fanny has behaved excellently," said Lady Lufton.

You've behaved excellently, Major.

'The Norfolk Islanders, now four in number-EdwinNobbs, Gilbert Christian, Fisher Young, and Edmund Quintal-havebehaved excellently.

The Louisiana militia, fighting in defence of their homes, and well trained, behaved excellently, and behind breastworks were as formidable as the regulars.

Fanny and I both think that you have behaved excellently, and are both of us sure that you will do what is best.

The officers and crew behaved excellently and did everything possible in the circumstances, getting people into the boats and picking up those in the sea.