English word
Good
Definitions
adjective
- of a favorable character or tendency
- commercially sound
- that can be used or relied on
- profitable, advantageous
- agreeable, pleasant
- salutary, wholesome
- amusing, funny
- of a noticeably large size, amount, or quantity : considerable
- full
- bountiful, fertile
- forceful, thorough
- well-founded, sensible
- true
- deserving of respect : honorable
- legally valid or effectual
- adequate, satisfactory
- conforming to a standard : correct, proper
- liking only things that are of high quality : choice, discriminating
- containing less fat and being less tender than higher grades
- landing in the proper area of the court in tennis and similar gamesof a serve or shot
- handsome, attractive
- successfully doneof a shot or kick
- having everything desired or required : content and not wanting or needing anything further
- free from dispute or turmoil
- virtuous, moral, ethical
- kind, benevolent
- behaving properly : not causing trouble
- having a high social position or status
- competent, skillful
- belonging to and having loyalty to a group or organization
- close
- of a high or desired quality
- showing true and constant support for someone
- happy or pleased
- cheerful or calm
- expressing praise or approval
- suitable, fit
- suitable to eat or drink : not spoiled
- free from injury, sickness, or disease
- not depreciated
Synonyms for good
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Synonyms by context
Pleasant and satisfactory, especially to the mind or senses
adjective
- exceptional
- appealing
- likeable
- likable
- marvellous
- marvelous
High in quality or standard
adjective
Full of virtue, having excellent moral character
adjective
A benefit, or advantage from something
noun
- advantage
- benefit
- gain
- interest
- profit
- prosperity
- benediction
- boon
- favor
- favour
Morality, generally or collectively
noun
- dignity
- morality
- purpose
- sense
- value
- virtue
- class
- excellence
- ideal
- merit
Respect and honor
noun
- esteem
- ethicalness
- goodness
- honesty
- honor
- honour
- integrity
- principle
- regard
An elliptical exclamation of satisfaction or commendation
interjection
- awesome
- brilliant
- cool
- fantastic
- glorious
- magnificent
- out of this world
An exclamation used to express agreement or compliance
interjection
- okay
- absolutely
- agreed
- all right
- aye
- certainly
- indeed
- no problem
- of course
Antonyms for good
Opposite of pleasant and satisfactory, especially to the mind or senses
- bad
- deplorable
- dismal
- dreadful
- detestable
- disagreeable
- disgusting
- disheartening
- distressing
- disturbing
Opposite of high in quality or standard
Opposite of full of virtue, having excellent moral character
Opposite of a benefit, or advantage from something
- detriment
- disadvantage
- affliction
- bane
- harm
- jinx
- bad fortune
- bad luck
- bother
- cross
Opposite of morality, generally or collectively
- badness
- baseness
- corruption
- cruelty
- dishonesty
- immorality
- imperfection
- meanness
- unfairness
Opposite of respect and honor
- damage
- disability
- disservice
- drawback
- handicap
- hurt
- ill-being
Opposite of an elliptical exclamation of satisfaction or commendation
Opposite of an exclamation used to express agreement or compliance
- absolutely not
- by no means
- certainly not
- definitely not
- negative
- never
- nix
- no
- nope
- not
Phrases
- aesthetically appealing
- aesthetically pleasing
- a sight for sore eyes
- as pretty as a picture
- a ten
- drawing attention
- easy on the eye
- easy on the eyes
- easy to take
- extremely attractive
- extremely beautiful
- extremely enjoyable
- extremely pleasant
- fine and dandy
- full of promise
- gladly received
- good looking
- greatly to one's liking
- in good taste
- just fine