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1. good

   One who is honest in the ordinary sense acts or is always disposed to act with careful regard for the rights of others, especially in matters of business or property; one who is honorable scrupulously observes the dictates of a personal honor that is higher than any demands of mercantile law or public opinion, and will do nothing unworthy of his own inherent nobility of soul. The honest man does not steal, cheat, or defraud; the honorable man will not take an unfair advantage that would be allowed him, or will make a sacrifice which no one could require of him, when his own sense of right demands it. One who is honest in the highest and fullest sense is scrupulously careful to adhere to all known truth and right even in thought. In this sense honest differs from honorable as having regard rather to absolute truth and right than to even the highest personal honor. Compare CANDID; JUSTICE.

   Synonyms:
   candid, equitable, fair, faithful, frank, genuine, honest, honorable, ingenuous, just, sincere, straightforward, true, trustworthy, trusty, upright

   Antonyms:
   deceitful, dishonest, disingenuous, faithless, false, fraudulent, hypocritical, lying, mendacious, perfidious, traitorous, treacherous, unfaithful, unscrupulous, untrue

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1. good

   Synonyms:
   right, complete, virtuous, sound, pious, benevolent, propitious, serviceable, suitable, efficient, sufficient, competent, valid, real, actual, considerable, honorable, reputable, righteous, proper, true, upright, just, excellent

   Antonyms:
   wrong, imperfect, unsound, vicious, profane, niggardly, unpropitious, unserviceable, unsuitable, inefficient, inadequate, incompetent, invalid, unctious, supposititious, inconsiderable, mean, disgraceful, disreputable, bad, evil

2. goodnoun

   Synonyms:
   boon, benefit, advantage, gain, blessing, mercy, virtue, prosperity, weal, profit, interest, welfare

   Antonyms:
   hurt, injury, loss, detriment, evil, disadvantage, ill, calamity, infliction, curse

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1. goodnoun

   benefit

   «for your own good»; «what’s the good of worrying?»

   Synonyms:
   goodness, trade good, commodity

   Antonyms:
   bad, evil, badness, evilness, indiscriminating, pestiferous, unfortunate, ill, unworthy, awful, mephistophelian, unfavourable, meagerly, scrimpy, wretched, tough, atrocious, inoperative, slimy, icky, inopportune, sinister, evil-minded, uncomplete, infernal, grievous, dark, satanic, unskilled, undiscriminating, sorry, swingeing, displeasing, unsound, mephistophelean, worthless, hellish, terrible, distant, fiendish, frightful, diabolical, remote, unsuitable, incompetent, severe, painful, pretty, unspeakable, imitative, rotten, flagitious, stale, hopeless, unhealthy, shitty, hard, vile, naughty, devilish, unhealthful, stingy, diabolic, monstrous, distressing, disadvantageous, meagre, perversive, ugly, fearful, deplorable, unrighteous, uncool, lamentable, no-good, meager, stinking, unfavorable, corked, demonic, corruptive, pitiful, crappy, horrid, rubber, nonintellectual, unholy, lousy, stinky, disreputable, negative, abominable, incomplete, counterfeit, poor, black, corky, dreadful, sad, mediocre, nasty, despicable

2. good, goodnessnoun

   moral excellence or admirableness

   «there is much good to be found in people»

   Synonyms:
   good, goodness, trade good, commodity

   Antonyms:
   evilness, badness, evil, bad, counterfeit, infernal, dark, tough, scrimpy, imitative, atrocious, devilish, unhealthy, frightful, inopportune, diabolical, distant, unskilled, meagre, fiendish, meager, rotten, fearful, vile, remote, despicable, unfortunate, unsound, crappy, worthless, sad, mediocre, icky, satanic, stingy, severe, corky, swingeing, unworthy, lousy, pestiferous, unholy, inoperative, stinking, rubber, hard, monstrous, deplorable, no-good, unsuitable, unfavorable, displeasing, pretty, diabolic, lamentable, awful, unfavourable, negative, unhealthful, shitty, meagerly, poor, nonintellectual, black, perversive, stinky, undiscriminating, ill, dreadful, disadvantageous, distressing, ugly, flagitious, hellish, incompetent, hopeless, unrighteous, incomplete, abominable, pitiful, wretched, uncool, disreputable, stale, evil-minded, slimy, uncomplete, indiscriminating, corked, grievous, nasty, terrible, mephistophelean, demonic, unspeakable, corruptive, mephistophelian, naughty, painful, sorry, sinister, horrid

3. good, goodnessnoun

   that which is pleasing or valuable or useful

   «weigh the good against the bad»; «among the highest goods of all are happiness and self-realization»

   Synonyms:
   good, goodness, trade good, commodity

   Antonyms:
   badness, evil, evilness, bad, no-good, distressing, sad, grievous, frightful, scrimpy, disreputable, monstrous, naughty, shitty, perversive, vile, swingeing, atrocious, remote, fiendish, crappy, ugly, ill, uncomplete, distant, diabolical, corruptive, unworthy, despicable, stingy, mephistophelean, unskilled, unsound, negative, fearful, stinky, counterfeit, worthless, undiscriminating, deplorable, displeasing, black, rubber, hard, nasty, hopeless, flagitious, dreadful, awful, severe, poor, infernal, imitative, unfavourable, incompetent, pitiful, unsuitable, stinking, unholy, sorry, pestiferous, dark, evil-minded, unrighteous, diabolic, unfavorable, satanic, uncool, stale, meagre, lamentable, hellish, icky, disadvantageous, sinister, inoperative, indiscriminating, meager, incomplete, demonic, inopportune, mephistophelian, tough, abominable, meagerly, unspeakable, corky, unfortunate, devilish, painful, mediocre, unhealthy, corked, nonintellectual, wretched, horrid, rotten, slimy, unhealthful, pretty, lousy, terrible

4. commodity, trade good, goodadjective

   articles of commerce

   Synonyms:
   good, goodness, trade good, commodity

   Antonyms:
   evilness, badness, evil, bad, uncool, deplorable, unsuitable, swingeing, unskilled, incomplete, undiscriminating, hard, diabolical, unhealthy, awful, corky, perversive, icky, unspeakable, stinky, lousy, inopportune, fiendish, satanic, imitative, indiscriminating, diabolic, disadvantageous, scrimpy, no-good, frightful, sad, abominable, monstrous, atrocious, tough, meagerly, unhealthful, uncomplete, ill, horrid, hopeless, wretched, demonic, crappy, dreadful, evil-minded, counterfeit, nasty, rotten, painful, nonintellectual, distressing, hellish, ugly, stinking, mephistophelean, inoperative, distant, worthless, infernal, rubber, negative, black, fearful, meagre, unfavourable, severe, remote, unfavorable, corruptive, shitty, unfortunate, unworthy, unrighteous, unholy, meager, poor, stingy, slimy, mediocre, naughty, sorry, dark, flagitious, disreputable, grievous, pretty, corked, incompetent, terrible, sinister, pitiful, despicable, unsound, mephistophelian, pestiferous, displeasing, vile, lamentable, stale, devilish

5. goodadjective

   having desirable or positive qualities especially those suitable for a thing specified

   «good news from the hospital»; «a good report card»; «when she was good she was very very good»; «a good knife is one good for cutting»; «this stump will make a good picnic table»; «a good check»; «a good joke»; «a good exterior paint»; «a good secretary»; «a good dress for the office»

   Synonyms:
   upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

   Antonyms:
   bad, badness, evil, evilness, dreadful, stale, uncomplete, severe, meagre, nonintellectual, horrid, mediocre, ugly, deplorable, hard, sinister, diabolic, incomplete, corruptive, indiscriminating, unhealthful, black, tough, stingy, naughty, atrocious, unfortunate, despicable, incompetent, swingeing, sad, counterfeit, distant, vile, unsound, remote, hellish, unhealthy, infernal, uncool, lamentable, crappy, pestiferous, distressing, unholy, abominable, pretty, demonic, hopeless, poor, unskilled, meager, stinky, rubber, mephistophelian, fiendish, awful, unfavorable, flagitious, icky, mephistophelean, undiscriminating, perversive, sorry, nasty, evil-minded, disadvantageous, fearful, grievous, corked, shitty, frightful, devilish, painful, meagerly, unspeakable, slimy, corky, unrighteous, diabolical, rotten, dark, stinking, unfavourable, terrible, imitative, ill, satanic, unworthy, lousy, pitiful, unsuitable, inoperative, scrimpy, negative, inopportune, worthless, disreputable, wretched, no-good, monstrous, displeasing

6. full, goodadjective

   having the normally expected amount

   «gives full measure»; «gives good measure»; «a good mile from here»

   Synonyms:
   dear, wide-cut, right, entire, in effect(p), broad(a), skillful, sound, serious, effective, good, upright, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, expert, secure, beneficial, replete(p), wide, proficient, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, full(a), ripe, just, safe, adept, honorable, total, well(p), near, unspoiled

   Antonyms:
   badness, evil, evilness, bad, crappy, corruptive, unskilled, unfavorable, counterfeit, unfortunate, stale, diabolic, hard, unfavourable, unsuitable, ugly, worthless, disadvantageous, pretty, black, diabolical, awful, incompetent, imitative, distressing, perversive, dark, frightful, grievous, displeasing, hellish, unhealthful, uncool, shitty, poor, unspeakable, hopeless, ill, satanic, mephistophelian, unhealthy, dreadful, scrimpy, negative, painful, stinking, severe, rotten, swingeing, meagerly, flagitious, unrighteous, deplorable, lousy, remote, icky, unholy, infernal, incomplete, rubber, stinky, corky, sinister, mediocre, sad, demonic, indiscriminating, slimy, atrocious, naughty, monstrous, unworthy, meager, inoperative, pitiful, abominable, vile, evil-minded, unsound, mephistophelean, despicable, inopportune, wretched, terrible, lamentable, pestiferous, meagre, devilish, nonintellectual, fiendish, uncomplete, stingy, corked, nasty, no-good, distant, disreputable, undiscriminating, tough, horrid, fearful, sorry

7. goodadjective

   morally admirable

   Synonyms:
   upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

   Antonyms:
   evil, bad, evilness, badness, pestiferous, nonintellectual, diabolical, flagitious, unhealthy, distant, unholy, corruptive, black, corky, hard, mephistophelean, monstrous, sad, poor, ugly, stale, stingy, swingeing, unrighteous, devilish, fearful, stinky, unsound, perversive, unspeakable, rotten, despicable, abominable, fiendish, incompetent, lamentable, wretched, displeasing, uncool, deplorable, pitiful, unworthy, diabolic, imitative, distressing, sinister, unfavorable, tough, nasty, no-good, sorry, frightful, disreputable, unskilled, severe, unhealthful, scrimpy, counterfeit, painful, uncomplete, unsuitable, naughty, satanic, lousy, unfavourable, grievous, mephistophelian, icky, indiscriminating, awful, horrid, inopportune, remote, rubber, vile, shitty, ill, infernal, corked, undiscriminating, hellish, atrocious, dark, disadvantageous, incomplete, hopeless, terrible, meagerly, inoperative, pretty, dreadful, slimy, crappy, meager, meagre, negative, evil-minded, stinking, unfortunate, mediocre, demonic, worthless

8. estimable, good, honorable, respectableadjective

   deserving of esteem and respect

   «all respectable companies give guarantees»; «ruined the family’s good name»

   Synonyms:
   dear, good, beneficial, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, serious, effective, goodish, upright, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, tidy, expert, secure, right, sizeable, healthy, proficient, full, sizable, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, ethical, ripe, just, hefty, goodly, safe, adept, honorable, honourable, well(p), computable, near

   Antonyms:
   badness, evil, evilness, bad, mephistophelian, stingy, lousy, grievous, wretched, painful, no-good, unfortunate, diabolical, hellish, awful, indiscriminating, unfavourable, rubber, lamentable, unspeakable, abominable, distant, severe, stale, meager, demonic, incomplete, remote, fearful, diabolic, unsuitable, flagitious, unskilled, counterfeit, mediocre, unhealthful, mephistophelean, horrid, sinister, ill, pretty, negative, infernal, nonintellectual, unrighteous, devilish, meagre, corky, slimy, imitative, worthless, fiendish, distressing, poor, disreputable, uncomplete, incompetent, vile, terrible, uncool, pestiferous, corruptive, crappy, displeasing, icky, inopportune, hard, unfavorable, swingeing, satanic, corked, unsound, ugly, atrocious, nasty, deplorable, naughty, inoperative, stinking, black, pitiful, evil-minded, unhealthy, dark, despicable, scrimpy, undiscriminating, sorry, monstrous, sad, perversive, frightful, hopeless, tough, rotten, shitty, dreadful, unholy, unworthy, stinky, disadvantageous, meagerly

9. beneficial, goodadjective

   promoting or enhancing well-being

   «an arms limitation agreement beneficial to all countries»; «the beneficial effects of a temperate climate»; «the experience was good for her»

   Synonyms:
   upright, dependable, just, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), serious, skilful, salutary, good, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

   Antonyms:
   bad, evilness, evil, badness, vile, painful, incompetent, remote, awful, unrighteous, lamentable, horrid, severe, unhealthful, pestiferous, meagre, terrible, meagerly, rotten, flagitious, indiscriminating, sorry, scrimpy, distant, deplorable, displeasing, pitiful, dreadful, fearful, sad, diabolical, tough, sinister, crappy, unholy, naughty, counterfeit, lousy, stingy, ugly, unhealthy, disadvantageous, demonic, corked, grievous, hopeless, stale, evil-minded, swingeing, mephistophelian, hard, unfortunate, pretty, unsound, uncool, uncomplete, distressing, imitative, shitty, fiendish, no-good, frightful, wretched, incomplete, negative, perversive, corruptive, monstrous, undiscriminating, mephistophelean, ill, rubber, diabolic, unfavourable, atrocious, disreputable, inoperative, meager, dark, unsuitable, stinky, abominable, devilish, unspeakable, icky, unskilled, worthless, nasty, black, inopportune, hellish, satanic, infernal, stinking, despicable, corky, mediocre, unfavorable, nonintellectual, slimy, unworthy, poor

10. goodadjective

    agreeable or pleasing

    «we all had a good time»; «good manners»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    evilness, evil, bad, badness, vile, stale, mephistophelian, sorry, stinking, negative, disreputable, grievous, poor, stingy, incomplete, abominable, atrocious, hopeless, monstrous, unsuitable, distant, meager, corked, fiendish, wretched, perversive, displeasing, pitiful, rotten, swingeing, diabolical, worthless, painful, despicable, disadvantageous, awful, icky, demonic, unholy, corky, inopportune, unworthy, pretty, lousy, satanic, infernal, sinister, undiscriminating, distressing, ill, unhealthful, uncool, deplorable, unskilled, dark, nonintellectual, rubber, unfavourable, shitty, naughty, unrighteous, meagerly, indiscriminating, diabolic, meagre, unsound, no-good, unhealthy, fearful, black, mephistophelean, hellish, uncomplete, nasty, imitative, stinky, tough, mediocre, terrible, unfortunate, sad, slimy, severe, crappy, ugly, scrimpy, unspeakable, flagitious, lamentable, corruptive, incompetent, hard, dreadful, horrid, counterfeit, evil-minded, unfavorable, devilish, remote, inoperative, frightful, pestiferous

11. good, just, uprightadjective

    of moral excellence

    «a genuinely good person»; «a just cause»; «an upright and respectable man»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, beneficial, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, secure, serious, effective, upright, salutary, in force(p), vertical, skilful, practiced, equitable, estimable, expert, just, erect, proficient, full, honest, unsloped, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, fair, ripe, safe, adept, honorable, dependable, well(p), right, near

    Antonyms:
    evil, badness, evilness, bad, crappy, ugly, devilish, mephistophelean, painful, fiendish, fearful, diabolic, lousy, corruptive, indiscriminating, worthless, unworthy, scrimpy, swingeing, awful, shitty, frightful, imitative, hard, distressing, unskilled, poor, sad, remote, unsuitable, pitiful, unspeakable, incomplete, corked, counterfeit, ill, diabolical, hopeless, disreputable, infernal, meagre, terrible, hellish, pestiferous, lamentable, atrocious, despicable, unholy, tough, meagerly, distant, unrighteous, unhealthy, deplorable, displeasing, stinky, flagitious, stingy, uncool, naughty, pretty, rubber, sorry, stale, perversive, dark, mephistophelian, satanic, stinking, rotten, meager, undiscriminating, incompetent, sinister, corky, icky, unhealthful, slimy, unfortunate, abominable, inoperative, mediocre, uncomplete, nasty, dreadful, evil-minded, no-good, monstrous, nonintellectual, disadvantageous, negative, horrid, unfavourable, severe, unfavorable, demonic, inopportune, unsound, black, wretched, vile, grievous

12. adept, expert, good, practiced, proficient, skillful, skilfuladjective

    having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude

    «adept in handicrafts»; «an adept juggler»; «an expert job»; «a good mechanic»; «a practiced marksman»; «a proficient engineer»; «a lesser-known but no less skillful composer»; «the effect was achieved by skillful retouching»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, right, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, serious, effective, upright, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, technical, expert, secure, beneficial, proficient, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, nice, ripe, just, safe, adept, honorable, well(p), near, practised

    Antonyms:
    evilness, bad, evil, badness, evil-minded, terrible, stinky, naughty, unfortunate, unfavourable, unsuitable, counterfeit, fiendish, incomplete, undiscriminating, stingy, unfavorable, distressing, nonintellectual, unrighteous, monstrous, worthless, diabolic, dreadful, lamentable, diabolical, swingeing, infernal, grievous, sinister, mephistophelian, corked, disreputable, inoperative, deplorable, tough, satanic, poor, icky, meager, meagre, disadvantageous, corruptive, devilish, corky, uncomplete, distant, abominable, unskilled, severe, ill, slimy, atrocious, flagitious, unsound, shitty, mephistophelean, unspeakable, painful, awful, rubber, pretty, horrid, stale, displeasing, fearful, sad, despicable, meagerly, pitiful, imitative, indiscriminating, uncool, demonic, hard, vile, nasty, unhealthy, mediocre, unholy, sorry, hellish, frightful, inopportune, black, unworthy, scrimpy, unhealthful, remote, crappy, no-good, ugly, perversive, wretched, dark, negative, incompetent, rotten, lousy, pestiferous, stinking, hopeless

13. goodadjective

    thorough

    «had a good workout»; «gave the house a good cleaning»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    evilness, evil, badness, bad, pitiful, black, imitative, atrocious, despicable, sinister, ugly, satanic, corky, severe, scrimpy, stinky, unhealthful, vile, poor, fearful, stingy, sad, horrid, unworthy, deplorable, hellish, tough, uncomplete, rotten, abominable, meagre, nonintellectual, pestiferous, diabolic, no-good, mediocre, meager, incomplete, rubber, sorry, displeasing, corked, grievous, shitty, naughty, icky, unspeakable, evil-minded, negative, diabolical, crappy, uncool, meagerly, nasty, dark, frightful, hopeless, pretty, awful, ill, terrible, incompetent, swingeing, unskilled, perversive, remote, lamentable, unfavourable, corruptive, flagitious, mephistophelian, undiscriminating, unsuitable, distant, slimy, mephistophelean, stale, distressing, lousy, fiendish, wretched, unfortunate, monstrous, devilish, stinking, hard, infernal, disreputable, painful, dreadful, inopportune, unrighteous, disadvantageous, indiscriminating, unsound, worthless, unholy, demonic, unhealthy, unfavorable, inoperative, counterfeit

14. dear, good, nearadjective

    with or in a close or intimate relationship

    «a good friend»; «my sisters and brothers are near and dear»

    Synonyms:
    beneficial, dear, close, good, upright, sound, costly, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, effective, near(a), serious, secure, penny-pinching, heartfelt, salutary, pricy, earnest, skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, dear(p), nigh(a), expert, approximate, just, darling, beloved, skinny, cheeseparing, proficient, full, nigh, right, high-priced, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, in force(p), ripe, pricey, honest, safe, adept, honorable, devout, well(p), near

    Antonyms:
    badness, evilness, bad, evil, distressing, black, painful, unfavorable, uncool, unskilled, disadvantageous, atrocious, pretty, infernal, despicable, distant, rubber, sad, unhealthful, hellish, unfavourable, corked, lamentable, pitiful, sinister, unsound, tough, satanic, unrighteous, demonic, nasty, indiscriminating, dreadful, undiscriminating, icky, inoperative, mephistophelean, corruptive, hard, fearful, unsuitable, meager, pestiferous, terrible, meagre, fiendish, stale, monstrous, perversive, shitty, incompetent, scrimpy, unholy, stinking, diabolic, displeasing, deplorable, corky, diabolical, poor, mediocre, swingeing, crappy, severe, abominable, unworthy, slimy, unfortunate, incomplete, horrid, worthless, inopportune, frightful, awful, flagitious, uncomplete, grievous, nonintellectual, devilish, unhealthy, meagerly, dark, wretched, remote, vile, stingy, counterfeit, mephistophelian, disreputable, evil-minded, imitative, ill, unspeakable, no-good, hopeless, stinky, ugly, naughty, sorry, lousy, negative, rotten

15. dependable, good, safe, secureadjective

    financially sound

    «a good investment»; «a secure investment»

    Synonyms:
    dear, safe(p), good, right, in effect(p), unspoiled, effective, skillful, sound, serious, secure, true(p), upright, untroubled, steady-going, inviolable, salutary, in force(p), reliable, skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, rock-steady, expert, just, unafraid, beneficial, unassailable, proficient, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, ripe, impregnable, safe, adept, honorable, strong, well(p), near, unattackable

    Antonyms:
    bad, badness, evilness, evil, black, icky, despicable, shitty, corruptive, mediocre, unrighteous, unfortunate, stinky, diabolical, corked, severe, indiscriminating, unhealthy, dark, abominable, rotten, no-good, grievous, diabolic, stale, nonintellectual, uncomplete, vile, stingy, devilish, meager, incompetent, infernal, remote, mephistophelian, disreputable, nasty, stinking, unskilled, hellish, imitative, inoperative, pestiferous, meagerly, perversive, unhealthful, fearful, unfavorable, disadvantageous, crappy, flagitious, meagre, awful, wretched, frightful, slimy, ill, sad, lousy, negative, distant, displeasing, scrimpy, hard, pitiful, naughty, tough, demonic, painful, evil-minded, lamentable, distressing, pretty, incomplete, unsuitable, unspeakable, fiendish, rubber, deplorable, uncool, inopportune, mephistophelean, swingeing, undiscriminating, counterfeit, sorry, unholy, atrocious, dreadful, unsound, unworthy, poor, sinister, ugly, monstrous, hopeless, corky, worthless, unfavourable, satanic, horrid, terrible

16. good, right, ripeadjective

    most suitable or right for a particular purpose

    «a good time to plant tomatoes»; «the right time to act»; «the time is ripe for great sociological changes»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, beneficial, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, secure, serious, effective, upright, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, veracious, expert, correct, just, proficient, right-hand(a), right(a), proper, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, ripe, mature, ripe(p), safe, adept, honorable, well(p), right, near, advanced

    Antonyms:
    evilness, badness, evil, bad, ill, unfavourable, displeasing, corruptive, fiendish, diabolical, negative, infernal, slimy, unfortunate, icky, awful, no-good, incompetent, shitty, meager, horrid, satanic, unskilled, dreadful, deplorable, rubber, diabolic, vile, meagerly, nonintellectual, black, uncomplete, hellish, undiscriminating, unholy, indiscriminating, remote, atrocious, ugly, counterfeit, sad, swingeing, disreputable, pitiful, mephistophelean, unspeakable, sorry, hopeless, rotten, pretty, lousy, fearful, disadvantageous, unworthy, grievous, inopportune, pestiferous, corked, unsuitable, stinking, mediocre, hard, unsound, evil-minded, frightful, stinky, perversive, distant, wretched, unfavorable, terrible, naughty, monstrous, abominable, unhealthful, worthless, stale, crappy, distressing, despicable, meagre, severe, painful, devilish, unrighteous, scrimpy, flagitious, uncool, poor, unhealthy, corky, stingy, demonic, inoperative, dark, sinister, mephistophelian, lamentable, tough, incomplete, nasty, imitative

17. good, well(p)adjective

    resulting favorably

    «it’s a good thing that I wasn’t there»; «it is good that you stayed»; «it is well that no one saw you»; «all’s well that ends well»

    Antonyms:
    evil, evilness, bad, badness, perversive, black, stinky, unholy, hellish, vile, mephistophelian, satanic, indiscriminating, infernal, horrid, displeasing, unskilled, corked, lousy, diabolical, distressing, flagitious, atrocious, diabolic, meager, slimy, inoperative, fiendish, fearful, imitative, severe, meagerly, unfortunate, uncool, crappy, wretched, stingy, rubber, terrible, awful, icky, nasty, mediocre, unhealthful, negative, naughty, lamentable, disadvantageous, deplorable, stale, mephistophelean, swingeing, sinister, ugly, devilish, remote, frightful, despicable, tough, unfavourable, uncomplete, unspeakable, no-good, sad, hard, distant, incomplete, unhealthy, demonic, scrimpy, painful, evil-minded, unrighteous, corruptive, shitty, unworthy, grievous, corky, hopeless, counterfeit, monstrous, rotten, sorry, nonintellectual, pitiful, unsuitable, worthless, dreadful, meagre, unsound, pretty, inopportune, unfavorable, undiscriminating, incompetent, abominable, poor, ill, stinking, disreputable, pestiferous, dark

18. effective, good, in effect(p), in force(p)adjective

    exerting force or influence

    «the law is effective immediately»; «a warranty good for two years»; «the law is already in effect (or in force)»

    Antonyms:
    bad, evil, evilness, badness, atrocious, awful, satanic, infernal, frightful, evil-minded, fiendish, scrimpy, dreadful, disreputable, disadvantageous, unworthy, lousy, ugly, stingy, severe, fearful, diabolical, black, unhealthy, mediocre, worthless, naughty, unsound, terrible, unskilled, unholy, meagre, incompetent, imitative, hard, dark, meager, distant, counterfeit, lamentable, meagerly, sad, undiscriminating, ill, horrid, stinking, distressing, devilish, flagitious, slimy, nonintellectual, unfavourable, stale, perversive, icky, unsuitable, sinister, pestiferous, painful, unhealthful, nasty, demonic, hopeless, pretty, pitiful, mephistophelian, grievous, negative, unfavorable, stinky, unfortunate, swingeing, no-good, unrighteous, incomplete, indiscriminating, uncool, deplorable, diabolic, inopportune, remote, crappy, corky, poor, wretched, rotten, vile, unspeakable, sorry, tough, corruptive, despicable, shitty, rubber, displeasing, monstrous, inoperative, corked, abominable, hellish, uncomplete, mephistophelean

19. goodadjective

    capable of pleasing

    «good looks»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    evilness, bad, badness, evil, monstrous, abominable, mephistophelian, diabolic, imitative, unholy, undiscriminating, pestiferous, deplorable, distressing, meagerly, atrocious, frightful, sorry, pretty, unrighteous, inoperative, tough, slimy, mephistophelean, dark, nonintellectual, disreputable, nasty, wretched, terrible, worthless, indiscriminating, lamentable, distant, unsuitable, meagre, sad, swingeing, counterfeit, sinister, fearful, scrimpy, poor, negative, meager, hopeless, no-good, stingy, diabolical, awful, unsound, hard, painful, inopportune, demonic, stinking, pitiful, flagitious, incompetent, naughty, unspeakable, grievous, unhealthful, unworthy, unhealthy, uncomplete, uncool, mediocre, unskilled, remote, ill, perversive, stinky, dreadful, stale, displeasing, fiendish, unfortunate, rubber, ugly, shitty, crappy, unfavourable, severe, horrid, satanic, rotten, hellish, corruptive, evil-minded, infernal, vile, disadvantageous, icky, black, corked, corky, incomplete, despicable, lousy, unfavorable, devilish

20. good, seriousadjective

    appealing to the mind

    «good music»; «a serious book»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, beneficial, unplayful, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, secure, serious, effective, severe, upright, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, life-threatening, grievous, expert, just, grave, dangerous, sober, proficient, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, ripe, safe, adept, honorable, well(p), right, near

    Antonyms:
    bad, evilness, evil, badness, unsuitable, disadvantageous, frightful, devilish, unfortunate, satanic, unrighteous, horrid, atrocious, inopportune, corked, displeasing, unspeakable, awful, diabolical, nasty, rubber, evil-minded, wretched, ill, scrimpy, sinister, flagitious, mediocre, vile, grievous, deplorable, lousy, stinking, inoperative, abominable, severe, crappy, poor, mephistophelean, naughty, tough, shitty, distressing, incomplete, hellish, meagerly, counterfeit, unsound, unworthy, corky, demonic, dreadful, diabolic, stingy, black, meagre, corruptive, stinky, hard, swingeing, pitiful, undiscriminating, lamentable, painful, indiscriminating, mephistophelian, unskilled, sad, meager, pretty, rotten, incompetent, perversive, remote, hopeless, sorry, distant, despicable, unfavorable, uncool, icky, infernal, slimy, pestiferous, unfavourable, unholy, terrible, dark, unhealthy, imitative, ugly, unhealthful, worthless, negative, no-good, monstrous, uncomplete, fiendish, nonintellectual, disreputable, stale, fearful

21. good, soundadjective

    in excellent physical condition

    «good teeth»; «I still have one good leg»; «a sound mind in a sound body»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, beneficial, in effect(p), unspoiled, effectual, skillful, sound, secure, serious, effective, wakeless, well-grounded, upright, legal, salutary, in force(p), skilful, practiced, heavy, dependable, estimable, intelligent, expert, levelheaded, just, level-headed, healthy, proficient, full, honest, profound, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, ripe, safe, adept, reasoned, honorable, well(p), right, near

    Antonyms:
    badness, evil, bad, evilness, deplorable, pestiferous, sinister, pitiful, corked, meagerly, uncomplete, infernal, stingy, nonintellectual, indiscriminating, frightful, mephistophelian, poor, devilish, unholy, nasty, undiscriminating, disadvantageous, atrocious, unrighteous, distressing, corky, diabolical, uncool, severe, rotten, unfortunate, unhealthy, diabolic, painful, negative, fearful, slimy, lamentable, meagre, unspeakable, hellish, meager, imitative, crappy, remote, dreadful, stale, unsuitable, black, ugly, unskilled, evil-minded, sorry, grievous, inopportune, awful, shitty, monstrous, incompetent, vile, wretched, horrid, unhealthful, flagitious, incomplete, despicable, displeasing, rubber, scrimpy, demonic, disreputable, naughty, corruptive, mephistophelean, worthless, pretty, tough, hopeless, swingeing, mediocre, distant, stinking, terrible, unsound, inoperative, perversive, icky, unfavorable, hard, ill, unworthy, stinky, fiendish, sad, satanic, no-good, abominable, lousy, unfavourable, counterfeit, dark

22. good, salutaryadjective

    tending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health

    «beneficial effects of a balanced diet»; «a good night’s sleep»; «the salutary influence of pure air»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), good, respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    evil, bad, evilness, badness, stinky, swingeing, hopeless, pretty, wretched, hard, incomplete, unworthy, poor, sinister, flagitious, stale, pitiful, perversive, demonic, shitty, tough, devilish, mediocre, distant, counterfeit, crappy, dreadful, awful, mephistophelean, unsound, unfortunate, unhealthful, unhealthy, scrimpy, slimy, inopportune, undiscriminating, corruptive, naughty, unrighteous, unskilled, abominable, infernal, deplorable, uncomplete, monstrous, remote, dark, diabolical, diabolic, meagerly, sorry, hellish, terrible, corked, stingy, disreputable, evil-minded, ill, incompetent, distressing, sad, worthless, pestiferous, despicable, unspeakable, uncool, stinking, icky, no-good, unholy, mephistophelian, horrid, rotten, inoperative, nonintellectual, displeasing, meagre, satanic, meager, lousy, negative, rubber, nasty, ugly, painful, atrocious, black, fearful, disadvantageous, fiendish, imitative, indiscriminating, corky, grievous, unsuitable, severe, unfavourable, vile, unfavorable, frightful, lamentable

23. good, honestadjective

    not forged

    «a good dollar bill»

    Synonyms:
    dear, good, beneficial, in effect(p), unspoiled, skillful, sound, secure, serious, effective, true(p), salutary, upright, reliable, in force(p), skilful, practiced, dependable, estimable, expert, just, proficient, full, honest, respectable, undecomposed, unspoilt, fair, ripe, safe, adept, honorable, well(p), right, near

    Antonyms:
    evilness, bad, badness, evil, fearful, negative, dreadful, poor, demonic, atrocious, hellish, unskilled, corky, awful, monstrous, unsound, rubber, disadvantageous, abominable, disreputable, pretty, stale, undiscriminating, stinking, dark, uncomplete, lamentable, no-good, infernal, diabolic, satanic, worthless, pitiful, wretched, pestiferous, deplorable, stinky, uncool, sad, inopportune, unholy, scrimpy, remote, incomplete, unhealthful, flagitious, sinister, hopeless, severe, terrible, stingy, ugly, meagre, imitative, shitty, naughty, mediocre, unhealthy, corruptive, painful, diabolical, unfavorable, crappy, frightful, tough, indiscriminating, devilish, meagerly, slimy, mephistophelian, inoperative, horrid, corked, icky, grievous, unfortunate, vile, despicable, unrighteous, evil-minded, nasty, mephistophelean, black, hard, distant, unworthy, rotten, unspeakable, swingeing, nonintellectual, perversive, distressing, unsuitable, incompetent, ill, counterfeit, unfavourable, displeasing, fiendish, meager, lousy, sorry

24. good, undecomposed, unspoiled, unspoiltadjective

    not left to spoil

    «the meat is still good»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), good, respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, uncorrupted, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    bad, evil, evilness, badness, unfortunate, crappy, pretty, disadvantageous, icky, unsuitable, stinky, corky, unsound, tough, fiendish, indiscriminating, diabolic, hellish, horrid, shitty, lousy, incomplete, infernal, sad, unhealthy, stinking, corruptive, counterfeit, inopportune, negative, meagerly, worthless, unfavorable, dreadful, uncool, nasty, corked, slimy, meager, unfavourable, unworthy, stingy, mediocre, despicable, displeasing, diabolical, awful, evil-minded, ugly, rotten, ill, swingeing, remote, uncomplete, pitiful, distressing, fearful, hopeless, sorry, monstrous, perversive, stale, frightful, unrighteous, abominable, sinister, black, mephistophelian, rubber, poor, severe, vile, distant, dark, unskilled, grievous, satanic, inoperative, wretched, hard, painful, nonintellectual, terrible, unholy, deplorable, mephistophelean, pestiferous, disreputable, unhealthful, unspeakable, demonic, incompetent, flagitious, naughty, meagre, atrocious, scrimpy, lamentable, devilish, no-good, imitative, undiscriminating

25. goodadverb

    generally admired

    «good taste»

    Synonyms:
    upright, dependable, serious, right, full, undecomposed, ripe, estimable, honorable, expert, beneficial, proficient, secure, in effect(p), effective, skillful, well(p), skilful, salutary, just, unspoiled, in force(p), respectable, honest, practiced, adept, sound, near, unspoilt, dear, safe

    Antonyms:
    evilness, evil, bad, badness, negative, ugly, indiscriminating, remote, stingy, distressing, severe, incomplete, nasty, satanic, unskilled, atrocious, stinking, meager, wretched, corruptive, lamentable, sinister, unspeakable, undiscriminating, meagerly, icky, terrible, rubber, diabolic, mephistophelean, corky, unrighteous, black, dark, awful, demonic, incompetent, counterfeit, rotten, pitiful, displeasing, unholy, nonintellectual, unsound, unsuitable, hard, sorry, imitative, devilish, diabolical, disreputable, corked, unfavorable, fearful, hopeless, abominable, poor, uncool, horrid, no-good, inoperative, vile, unworthy, stale, shitty, mephistophelian, swingeing, unhealthful, naughty, unfavourable, worthless, infernal, hellish, inopportune, pretty, ill, tough, flagitious, frightful, distant, painful, stinky, unhealthy, uncomplete, crappy, fiendish, slimy, dreadful, monstrous, disadvantageous, unfortunate, scrimpy, lousy, evil-minded, deplorable, grievous, sad, meagre, pestiferous, perversive, despicable, mediocre

26. well, goodadverb

    (often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (`good’ is a nonstandard dialectal variant for `well’)

    «the children behaved well»; «a task well done»; «the party went well»; «he slept well»; «a well-argued thesis»; «a well-seasoned dish»; «a well-planned party»; «the baby can walk pretty good»

    Synonyms:
    soundly, considerably, easily, comfortably, good, substantially, advantageously, thoroughly, intimately, well

    Antonyms:
    bad, badness, evil, evilness, distant, no-good, unfortunate, meager, lamentable, black, unskilled, diabolic, atrocious, worthless, fiendish, meagre, horrid, unworthy, slimy, painful, undiscriminating, perversive, deplorable, abominable, flagitious, scrimpy, shitty, rotten, diabolical, unholy, ill, dark, unsound, distressing, displeasing, imitative, incomplete, swingeing, poor, hard, devilish, sorry, unhealthy, remote, disadvantageous, indiscriminating, mediocre, tough, corked, satanic, ugly, lousy, inopportune, unfavorable, stale, nasty, mephistophelian, fearful, corky, stingy, unrighteous, rubber, incompetent, nonintellectual, monstrous, pestiferous, stinky, unsuitable, unhealthful, demonic, corruptive, pitiful, negative, inoperative, terrible, evil-minded, uncomplete, disreputable, dreadful, unspeakable, frightful, severe, pretty, unfavourable, hellish, uncool, wretched, sinister, hopeless, naughty, icky, despicable, meagerly, awful, counterfeit, vile, stinking, mephistophelean, infernal, grievous, crappy, sad

27. thoroughly, soundly, goodadverb

    completely and absolutely (`good’ is sometimes used informally for `thoroughly’)

    «he was soundly defeated»; «we beat him good»

    Synonyms:
    good, exhaustively, soundly, thoroughly, well

    Antonyms:
    badness, bad, evilness, evil, unfavourable, lamentable, swingeing, nonintellectual, pitiful, icky, displeasing, unspeakable, corky, sorry, pretty, no-good, meagre, unhealthful, fearful, distressing, abominable, unholy, unhealthy, evil-minded, infernal, poor, counterfeit, remote, demonic, corked, negative, mephistophelian, lousy, unrighteous, distant, diabolic, tough, hellish, unworthy, meagerly, diabolical, sad, satanic, shitty, inopportune, terrible, unskilled, naughty, flagitious, atrocious, mediocre, awful, incompetent, ill, stinky, imitative, sinister, unsuitable, deplorable, vile, stinking, despicable, unfortunate, disreputable, unsound, incomplete, horrid, scrimpy, dreadful, black, stale, ugly, rubber, worthless, grievous, rotten, devilish, slimy, crappy, uncomplete, hopeless, dark, severe, painful, monstrous, wretched, uncool, disadvantageous, fiendish, nasty, mephistophelean, inoperative, perversive, undiscriminating, pestiferous, stingy, hard, unfavorable, meager, indiscriminating, corruptive, frightful

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1. • Advantage
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   • Quality

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1. superb

   that is a superb plan

   Submitted by acronimous on March 17, 2019  

2. advantagable

   advantages are good

   this power up gives a lit advantage!

3. well behaved

   good as something is good

   well behaved as you do something good

   Submitted by anonymous on March 3, 2020  

4. amazing

   something that is very good

   this project is amazing

5. bad

   when your parents tell you to clean your room and you clean it.

   Submitted by anonymous on December 16, 2020  

6. trustedadjective

   good; isn’t annoying

7. smexyadjective

   means cool and fun

   that was smexy

8. gucci

   it is good.

   «what gucci bro»

   Submitted by rinat on September 4, 2019  

9. ok

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   advantageous, beneficial, useful, profitable, serviceable

2. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   suitable, fit, proper, convenient, admirable, not bad, well adapted

3. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   virtuous, upright, religious, pious, righteous, worthy, dutiful

4. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   excellent, valuable, precious, sterling, capital

5. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   kind, benevolent, humane, friendly, favorable, gracious, merciful, obliging, well-disposed

6. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   unblemished, unimpeached, untarnished, unsullied, immaculate, fair, honorable

7. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   companionable, social, genial, lively, cheerful

8. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   able, skilful, ready, expert, dextrous, well qualified

9. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   competent (pecuniarily), of established credit

10. goodadjective

    Synonyms:
    10. pleasant, agreeable, gratifying, cheering

11. goodadjective

    Synonyms:
    considerable, great, not small, not insignificant

12. goodadjective

    Synonyms:
    real, true, serious, not feigned

13. goodnoun

    Synonyms:
    benefit, advantage, profit, gain, utility

14. goodnoun

    Synonyms:
    welfare, weal, prosperity, interest

15. goodnoun

    Synonyms:
    righteousness, virtue, moral qualities

16. goodnoun

    Synonyms:
    just actions, moral works

17. goodnoun

    Synonyms:
    abundance, richness, best fruits

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1. goodadjective

   Synonyms:
   virtuous, worthy, moral, exemplary, conscientious, sterling, meritorious, saintly, guileless, humane, altruistic, philanthropic, benevolent, indulgent, desirable, excellent, expedient, commendable, beneficial, auspicious, propitious, favorable, clever, dexterous, competent, adroit, proficient, ready

2. goodnoun

   Synonyms:
   welfare, benefit, advantage, weal, well-being, utility, interest, virtue, excellence, worth, character, value

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:2.5 / 2 votes

1. List of paraphrases for «good»:

   well, buenos, sound, right, fine, positive, excellent, proper, nice, okay, bon, correct, satisfactory, boa, smooth, hassan, great, maid, best, beautiful, useful, ok, bona, bra, boas, successful, happy, bonne, favourable, healthy, favorable, buena, beneficial, -good, guten, valid, properly, appropriate, bueno, quality, perfect, effective, buen, bom, alright, tayyip, bun, al-rashid, strong, buon, cool, solid, decent, adequate, bills, jesus, coupons, pleasant, brave, much, hasan, al-khair, al-rasheed, sweet, handsome, property

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1. Larry Wolk:

   It’s taking kids along the track of, ‘Well, you’re putting in jeopardy your potential to do well in school or to graduate or to be successful once you get your driver’s license because marijuana does impair you if you’re going to use it and drive, and it does impair you if you’re trying to study or you’re trying to do well in school or you’re trying to get a good job.

2. Benoit Durocher:

   The lifting of restrictions are starting to be very good for the job market in May, and you can expect that it will continue in June.

3. Dale Fairchild:

   If someone is that good at playing a musical instrument, that, in itself, is like another language. So, you’ve just allowed that child to move to the next level. Danielle’s older sister created a plastic device to help hold her bow for her viola, which has one string less than a violin. The plastic device has helped, but she still needs more flexibility. Christopher has an assistive device to play the cello, but he said it’s a little too heavy. Giavedoni plans to remake Danielle’s device by using a mold of her wrist and hand, and he’ll lighten Christopher’s device. For us, it’s being able to let these kids show other kids and adults that ‘Don’t look at me for what I don’t have. Look at all the great things I can do,’.

4. Donald Trump:

   His rhetoric is a little louder but, if you think about where he was six months ago, his position on immigration six months ago was nothing like what he’s saying now. And even what he’s saying now borders on the absurd, he’s going to deport all these people and then he’s going to allow back in the ones that are good. His plan makes no sense.

5. Craig Comiter:

   That is just the way animals are bred for food, they’re going to pass infections to each other, so they need antibiotics so that they don’t die, so that we have a good source of protein.

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