of high quality or an acceptable standard, pleasant; that you enjoy or want, sensible, logical or strongly supporting what is being discussed, showing or getting approval or respect, able to do something well, able to use something or deal with people well, morally right; behaving in a way that is morally right, following strictly a set of rules or principles, willing to help; showing kindness to other people, behaving well or politely, healthy or strong, having a useful or helpful effect on somebody/something, not having a useful or helpful effect, suitable or appropriate, used to show that you approve of or are pleased about something that has been said or done, or to show that you want to move on to a new topic of conversation, used as a form of praise, used in exclamations, great in number, amount or degree, not less than; rather more than, thorough; complete, amusing, having enough energy, health, strength, etc. to last for a particular length of time or distance, valid for something, likely to provide something, very nearly, used when you are saying that a situation is not going to get any better, completely, several, used to praise somebody for doing something well, behaviour that is morally right or acceptable, people who live a moral life; people who are admired for the work they do to help other people, something that helps somebody/something, used to say that if something happens, it will be good, even if it is not exactly what you were expecting, to not be useful; to have no useful effect, to not be interesting or enjoyable, to have a useful effect; to help somebody, permanently, used to say that somebody now has a particular amount of money that they did not have before, doing something wrong or dishonest, well, To be desired or approved of, Pleasing and welcome, Expressing approval