goodish

An old-fashioned adjective meaning fairly good or moderately satisfactory; now rarely used in modern English.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo algo anticuado que significa bastante bueno o moderadamente satisfactorio; en inglés moderno se usa raramente.

1. Moderately good B2 informal british

   Fairly good in quality or nature, but not outstanding or excellent.

   • The film was goodish, but I wouldn't watch it again.
   • She gave a goodish performance, though not her best.
   • The meal was goodish for the price we paid.

   🇪🇸regular

   Sinónimos: acceptableadequateaveragedecentfairmediocrepassablereasonableso-sotolerable

   Antónimos: awfulbadpoorterrible

2. Considerable in size or degree B2 informal british

   Fairly large in amount, extent, or degree.

   • He had a goodish amount of money saved up.
   • We walked a goodish distance before stopping.
   • The project required a goodish amount of time to complete.

   🇪🇸bastante grande

   Sinónimos: ampleconsiderabledecentgoodlyrespectablesizablesubstantial

   Antónimos: insignificantlittleminorslightsmall

• more goodish comparative form
• most goodish superlative form