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Meaning ofgoodin English

good

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Pluralgoods
Comparative Adjectivebetter
Superlative Adjectivebest

Definitions

Adjective
1. beneficial or morally right; ethical
2. skilled or talented; competent
  She is a good singer and performs well on stage.
3. serving a purpose; functional
  The new design makes the product good for everyday use.
4. effective in action
  The new policy has proven to be good for the environment.
5. enjoyable; giving pleasure
  The movie was good and kept me entertained all night.
6. valuable; advantageous
  The new investment is good for the company's growth.
7. moderate in amount; reasonable
  The hotel room rate is good considering the location.
8. right or proper; as it should be
  It is good that you arrived on time for the meeting.
9. promoting well-being; healthy
  Eating a balanced diet is good for maintaining physical health.
10. morally upright; respectable
  The community respects her as a good person who helps others.
11. accepting or okay with something; informal
  It's good that you like the gift, I was worried you might not.
12. well-behaved; obedient
  The child was good and listened to her parents.
13. reliable; able to fulfill obligations
  The company has a good reputation for delivering products on time.
14. pleasant to taste
  The cake was good and everyone enjoyed eating it.
15. satisfying dietary needs
  The nutritionist recommended a good source of protein for muscle growth.
16. fit for use; not expired
  The milk is still good and can be consumed.
17. valid or of worth; honourable
  The professor is a good scholar with a strong reputation.
18. logically sound; explanatory
  The scientist's good explanation of the theory helped us understand it better.
19. sufficient; adequate
  The hotel provided a good amount of amenities for the price.
20. very or extremely; intensifier
  The new employee is very good at solving complex problems.
21. prepared; willing
  The team is good and ready to start the project tomorrow.
22. complete; entire in extent
  The company has a good relationship with its suppliers.
23. favourable or positive; advantageous
  The new policy is good for the local economy and will create jobs.
Noun
1. forces or acts of kindness; moral goodness
  The charity organization promotes good in the community through volunteer work.
2. a positive outcome
  The new policy aims to achieve a good by reducing carbon emissions.
3. desirable qualities; promoting success
  The company's good reputation is based on its excellent customer service.
4. a serviceable item (merchandise)
  The store sells a wide range of good products that are popular among customers.
Verb
1. to improve or make better
  The new exercise routine will good your overall health.
2. to benefit or improve someone; cause gain
  The scholarship will good the student's chances of getting into a top university.
3. to satisfy or indulge someone's desires
  The new policy aims to good the needs of the local community by providing more jobs.

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