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What is the meaning of not very good?
phrase. used for saying that you do not really approve of something or that it is not enough.
What is another word for not good?
What is another word for not good?
| bad | terrible |
|---|---|
| awful | dreadful |
| lousy | poor |
| atrocious | cheap |
| crummy | abysmal |
What is another word for very good?
What is another word for very good?
| schmick | capital |
|---|---|
| excellent | fine |
| good | great |
| outstanding | prime |
| brilliant | champion |
What is another word for extremely bad?
What is another word for extremely bad?
| the pits | worst |
|---|---|
| abysmal | appalling |
| awful | deplorable |
| dreadful | lousy |
| terrible | unspeakable |
Is not good or are not good?
Not good is used strictly as an adjective. Not acts to disqualify something from being good. It’s used as an adjective to describe the condition or state of something, as in, “Chocolate is not good for dogs.” It can’t be used as a noun. Not good means something has (or once had) the potential to be good, but isn’t.
Is very good correct?
‘very good’ is an adjective. So you can have, ‘John is a very good boy who he speaks English very well. ‘ But not ‘John is a very well boy who speaks English very good.
What does “not very good” mean?
Taken literally, “not very good” means that something is not included in the category “very good”. It could be good, middling, bad, very bad, awful, horrible… or even excellent or perfect! Idiomatically, however, “it’s not very good” is a polite way to say that something is bad, or at best of middling quality.
How do you use not very good in a sentence?
You can use “not very good” as a polite way of saying “not good”, when you don’t want to offend someone, for example. You can also use “not very good” to indicate that something is between “good” and “very good”, ie slightly better than average—I don’t think the cake was very good, but it was good. “Very not good” tends to be a synonym for “bad”.
What does “very good” mean in the Bible?
In general, “Very good” is relative, i.e. better than “good” but not as good as “very, very good.” Certainly not absolute, i.e. “perfect.” Even if “very good” did mean “perfect” that could mean that creation including Adam was “fit for purpose”. What specifically does “very good” mean in Genesis 1:31:
Is not good a noun or an adjective?
Not Good. Not good is used strictly as an adjective. Not acts to disqualify something from being good. It implies that something is either bad or mediocre. It’s used as an adjective to describe the condition or state of something, as in, “Chocolate is not good for dogs.” It can’t be used as a noun.
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