goodish
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5.0
- adjective
- /ˈɡʊdɪʃ/
- Point Break is actually kind of a goodish movie.
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Watch on YouTubeBut it turns out that this actually kind of might be goodish in that it's a like a wee smidge of deregulation.
- But it turns out that this actually kind of might be goodish in that it's a like a wee smidge of deregulation.
Examples
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But it turns out that this actually kind of might be goodish in that it's a like a wee smidge of deregulation.
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She looks goodish in the trailer.
Blog text (5) -
But I love your concept of a goodish person versus a good person because that means we're all works in progress, right?
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It took me a goodish while even to get used to answering to it.
Fiction book (1992) -
But it turns out that this actually kind of might be goodish in that it's a like a wee smidge of deregulation.
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The concert was quite goodish, with several great performances that kept the audience entertained.
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Although the meal was goodish, I expected it to be better based on the restaurant's reputation.
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The weather this weekend is looking goodish, so we might finally be able to go hiking after all.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Good enough but not very good
∞
1.0
Very good in quality, appearance, or skill
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3.0
Better than expected and quite good
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3.2
A fairly large amount or distance
526
2.3
Good enough in quality to meet normal needs
328
1.0
Average in quality or amount, neither very good nor bad
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3.7
Quite large in size or amount
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4.1
Being large in amount and often expensive
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2.3
A large amount or number
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1.9
Large enough to fit what you need
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3.7
A fairly large amount, often of money
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9.4
Large in amount or size
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3.7
Fairly large in amount or of good quality
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6.9
Medium quality, neither very good nor very bad
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Morphology
Etymology
Goodish is simply good plus the ending -ish, the same ending you see in smallish or reddish, which means 'somewhat' or 'rather'. So goodish means 'fairly good' or 'fairly large' — a little more than average but not perfect.