Good
Pronunciation of Good
/ɡˈʊd/, /ɡˈʊd/, /ɡ_ˈʊ_d/
Antonyms for good:
detestable, ill, inopportune, diabolic, hurtful, diabolical, evilness, unpalatable, infernal, icky, demonic, disagreeable, miniature, unpleasant, inferior, remote, rotten, severe, incomplete, bad, unlovely, unspeakable, satanic, inoperative, unscrupulous, second-rate, yucky, unwelcome, unwholesome, inconsiderate, despicable, detrimental, unsubstantiated, vile, stinking, unholy, disadvantageous, vicious, unsafe, small, harmful, wrong, uncool, stinky, swingeing, sinister, unsuitable, unfortunate, incompetent, Unhandsome, corrupt, injurious, iniquitous, nonintellectual, unhealthful, disreputable, unwarranted, noxious, sinful, unsupported, unpleasing, displeasing, uncongenial, unhealthy, deleterious, poor, tiny, unskilled, unfriendly, naughty, evil, unrespectable, dishonorable, sin, slimy, unprincipled, worthless, undiscriminating, unaesthetic, weak, inconvenient, wicked, unsavory.
Synonyms for good:
all (adjective)
full.
angelic (adjective)
authentic, real (adjective)
genuine, valid, bona fide, well-founded, true.
beneficial (adjective)
improving, helpful, Gainful, favorable, advantageous, useful, beneficial, successful, prosperous, profitable, progressive, better.
benevolent (adjective)
benignant, goodhearted.
competent, skilled (adjective)
clever, able, adroit, expert, accomplished, useful, suitable, reliable, proficient, capable, serviceable, dexterous, talented, skillful, proper, trustworthy, thorough, adept, efficient, qualified.
considerable (adjective)
entire, substantial, paying, extensive, worthwhile, adequate, full, big, sufficient, large, complete, long, sizable.
excellent (adjective)
generous (adjective)
generous, expansive, Warm-hearted, big-hearted, bounteous, Open-handed, Soft-hearted, Kind-hearted, selfless, liberal, munificent, bountiful.
goodly (adjective)
healing (adjective)
healthy (adjective)
hearty, salutary, nutritious.
innocent (adjective)
uncorrupted, virginal, irreproachable, unblamable, untainted.
just (adjective)
just, equitable, even-handed, honorable, due, well-founded, fair, veracious, square, lawful, right, equable.
kind, giving (adjective)
merciful, philanthropic, humane, kindhearted, beneficent, friendly, altruistic, humanitarian, considerate, benevolent, gracious.
kindhearted (adjective)
meritorious (adjective)
moral, virtuous (adjective)
right, praiseworthy, estimable, lily-white, upright, charitable, blameless, pure, dutiful, ethical, guiltless, respectable, Irreprehensible, irreproachable, innocent, exemplary, obedient, untainted, uncorrupted, righteous, honest.
nutritive (adjective)
obedient (adjective)
dutiful, well behaved, obedient.
pleasant (adjective)
agreeable, satisfying, enjoyable.
pleasing (adjective)
positive (adjective)
productive (adjective)
proper (adjective)
desirable, becoming, fit, suitable.
qualified (adjective)
reliable (adjective)
reliable; untainted (adjective)
intact, safe, unimpaired, flawless, loyal, unhurt, undamaged, solid, unspoiled, unblemished, fresh, dependable, whole, perfect.
reputable (adjective)
savory (adjective)
delicious, delectable, scrumptious, toothsome, ambrosial, savory, tasty, palatable, mouth-watering, flavorful, luscious, appetizing.
skillful (adjective)
solid (adjective)
suitable (adjective)
appropriate, proper.
superior (adjective)
sure-fire (adjective)
tasty (adjective)
spicy, savory, luscious, sweet, toothsome, peppery, delectable, salty, tasty, delicious, sour, flavorful, palatable.
useful, adequate (adjective)
propitious, opportune, salubrious, auspicious, desirable, decent, benignant, fitting, ample, convenient, becoming, appropriate, wholesome, tolerable, profitable, salutary, Commendatory, helpful, seemly, beneficial, advantageous, Toward, approving, meet, apt, benefic, fit, healthful, healthy, common.
virtuous (adjective)
faultless, ethical, unsullied, Taintless, clean, unspotted, valorous, uncorrupted, high-minded, guiltless, heroic, decent.
well-behaved (adjective)
all (adverb)
Sense 7
Sense 8
nasty, distinction, round, spin.
Sense 10
Sense 12
Sense 14
Sense 17
soft.
Sense 19
line.
Sunday
sunday.
Sunday-go-to-meeting
sunday-go-to-meeting.
available
bang-up
cherished
old.
dependable
eatable
encouraging
honest
kindly
sinless
holy.
surely
yes.
trustworthy
well-behaved
Sense 1 (noun)
born, A-list, chief, common, below, B-list, elite, above, genteel.
Sense 2 (noun)
suitable, hooray, GOTCHA, AAH.
Sense 3 (noun)
utter, thorough, unadulterated, able, outright, in depth.
Sense 5 (noun)
fabulously, satisfying, ably, superlatively, fantastically.
Sense 6 (noun)
guaranteed, valid.
Sense 7 (noun)
Sense 8 (noun)
Sense 9 (noun)
gifted, transliterate, grateful, gratifying, congenial, welcome, pleasing, agreeable, pleasurable.
Sense 10 (noun)
tailor-made, meet, expedient, fit, convenient, appropriate, befitting.
Sense 11 (noun)
perfect, uninjured, unhurt, unblemished, whole, flawless, unbroken, ideal, unmarred, undamaged, intact, unharmed, unimpaired.
Sense 12 (noun)
Sense 13 (noun)
Toward, benignant, propitious, adorable, beneficent, benefic.
Sense 14 (noun)
competent, capable, practical, skilled.
Sense 15 (noun)
bona fide, trump card, privilege, edge, unquestionable, actual, incentive, asset, undoubted, indubitable, authentic, original, real.
Sense 18 (noun)
bright, auspicious, brilliant, fortunate.
Sense 19 (noun)
truthful, lily-white, Irreprehensible, unblamable.
Sense 20 (noun)
holy, straight-shooting, incorruptible.
Sense 21 (noun)
goodhearted, kindly, kind, kindhearted, high-class, altruistic, benevolent.
Sense 22 (noun)
dead, topspin, long, playable, bouncy, underarm, rebound, backspin, spin.
Sense 25 (noun)
joyful, uplifting, heartwarming, life-affirming, joyous.
Sense 26 (noun)
cooperative, submissive, compliant, legalistic, servile.
Sense 29 (noun)
modesty, integrity, propriety, purity.
Sense 31 (noun)
Sense 32 (noun)
untainted, well-preserved.
adequate (noun)
ample, sufficient.
advantage, benefit (noun)
boon, asset, interest, favor, avail, benediction, gain, profit, usefulness, use, prize, service, godsend, blessing, welfare, prosperity, well-being, windfall.
attribute (noun)
benefit (noun)
bonus, furtherance, promotion, benefit, boon, progress, profit, gain, prosperity, improvement, blessing, advantage, success, favor.
favorable (noun)
fresh (noun)
genuine (noun)
honorable (noun)
kind (noun)
moral (noun)
morality (noun)
probity, merit, value, worth, excellence, uprightness, virtue, straight, righteousness, quality, rectitude, ideal.
prosperity (noun)
sound (noun)
virtue (noun)
merit, virtue, valor, worthiness, morality, honor, respectability, whiteness, blamelessness, angelicness, high-mindedness, Estimableness, righteousness, probity, decency, upstandingness, ethics, guiltlessness, creditability, nobility, cleanness, pureness, faultlessness, heroism.