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good
adjective as in pleasant, fine
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adjective as in moral, virtuous
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adjective as in competent, skilled
adjective as in useful, adequate
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adjective as in reliable; untainted
adjective as in kind, giving
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adjective as in authentic, real
adjective as in well-behaved
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adjective as in considerable
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noun as in advantage, benefit
noun as in morality
Example Sentences
“It’s hard to find things that are commercial that are also really good,” Soderbergh told me in London earlier this year.
“I was sitting there in the jungle with every bug, snake and crocodile, thinking there had to be a better way to make a living. That’s when I started thinking: urban jungle.”
The reviews in Germany were good, and it was soon given hundreds of performances in Orff’s homeland.
“We got a good landmark on where that thing is to the west,” an operations person replied.
Mitchell said she takes “full responsibility” for her crime and called her time in custody “a blessing” that helped her become sober and set her on a better path in life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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