goldilocks
- adjective
- /ˈɡoʊldɪˌlɑks/
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equilibrado
- Finding the Goldilocks temperature for the soup is essential; it should be warm, but not boiling.
Is inflation going to say, well, is this a Goldilocks soft landing?
- Is inflation going to say, well, is this a Goldilocks soft landing?
- So how do you find the the Goldilocks amount of no pain and they look great.
- Especially when you account for the fact that most of those, those planets that exist, they're Goldilocks planets are water worlds.
- Which was this extreme Goldilocks zone of everything was changing the mobile SAS Internet broadband.
- Well, virtue, this is kind of, you know, the Goldilocks thing is a silly, trivial story, but virtue is that that middle section.
- But it means that four of them still lie within the habitable zone or the Goldilocks zone where the conditions would be Not too hot and too cold for light.
- Who knows, Maybe that's a little bit more of the Goldilocks theory, but who knows, who knows.
- And I, I feel that the Gill actually is pretty nice Goldilocks point between no threads and all threads all the time.
Examples
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Now, healthy soil should be kind of the Goldilocks of the three things that we find in soil, which is sand, silt, and clay.
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And I would describe it as a true Goldilocks of a red because it's neither too warm or too cool.
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So it's kind of like Goldilocks just right.
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You want them to be in that Goldilocks zone just right.
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OK, this having just the right amount, I call it the Goldilocks zone.
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Just in the middle, like Goldilocks said, just perfect time for a taste test.
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It's like the Goldilocks distance, so you don't stand too close to the person in front of you, but you also don't stand too far.
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And I feel like if our world and Earth can hold itself in place in that special Goldilocks zone that allows us to exist, there's no reason to worry about anything.
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The recipe calls for the Goldilocks amount of sugar; not too sweet and not too bland.
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We aimed for a Goldilocks balance in our presentation, ensuring it was informative but not overwhelming.
Synonyms
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Having the right mix of parts so it works well
Good enough for the situation even if not special
Antonyms
Compounds
A plant that lives many years and blooms early with yellow flowers like goldenrod
How Balanced
Surface Forms
Etymology
Goldilocks as an adjective comes from the story of the girl Goldilocks, who tried porridge, chairs, and beds until she found the one that was 'just right'. So a 'goldilocks' choice means something is balanced, neither too much nor too little, but 'just right'.