Acing

/ˈeɪsɪŋ/ verb

Performing excellently or perfectly at something; doing something with great skill or earning top marks.

From 'ace' (a skilled person, or the highest playing card worth one point), plus '-ing' (present participle). Originally from Latin 'as' (a unit), the term evolved from card games to mean 'do perfectly.'

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