copasetic

Examples

• All

• And you saw he's got the 175 and then everything will be copasetic.

  Uncut Gems (2019)

• Listen, just make sure everything's copasetic with Neil, okay?

  Wrong Turn 2: Dead End (2007)

• Make sure everything's copasetic.

  2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)

• The meeting was copasetic, with everyone agreeing on the plan.

• Make sure that all the arrangements are copasetic before the event starts.

Synonyms

O

okay

vscopasetic

∞ 1.0

Good enough but not very good

asserts complete excellence and excellent condition rather than mere acceptability

S

satisfactory

vscopasetic

81 2.3

Good enough to meet a need but not very good

refers to full excellence rather than just meeting needs

C

copacetic

vscopasetic

• Slang

7 9.6

Completely fine and working as needed

is the recognized form rather than that variant

C

capital

vscopasetic

• Archaic

3 8.1

Very good or excellent

conveys excellence but in more neutral modern usage

A

A-OK

vscopasetic

• Informal

3 7.2

In perfect condition and working as it should

is the standard expression rather than that variant

A

a-okay

vscopasetic

• Informal

1 7.8

In perfect condition and ready to use

is the main form rather than that alternative form

C

copesettic

vscopasetic

• US

9.9

In very good order and working well

is the correct established form rather than the misspelling

C

copesetic

vscopasetic

• Slang

9.9

Everything is in very good order and working well

is the same sense but without stressing informality

S

simply perfecto

vscopasetic

• Informal

9.5

Completely free of faults

expresses high satisfaction but is slightly less absolute

P

perfectly cromulent

vscopasetic

• Slang

9.8

Good enough for the situation even if not special

focuses on full excellence rather than mere adequacy

Antonyms

D

deficient

35 4.3

Not having enough of something needed

U

unsatisfactory

17 3.9

Not good enough to be acceptable

How Satisfactory

perfect

∞ 1.0

copasetic

• Slang

1 9.9

satisfactory

81 2.3

tolerable

31 3.5

Surface Forms

Etymology