The Oxford Dictionary shows that 'good' carries many meanings. Among them are: to be desired or approved of; having the required qualities; of a high standard; all right; first-class; great; enjoyable; possessing or displaying moral virtue; virtuous; righteous; noble; worthy; nice; etc.
What is good for some may not be good for all. That complicates matters.
Times differ, climates differ, conditions, encounters and the general layout of
living on this over-populated planet, and that is at times to be taken into account as well.
All the same, when humans say that something is good, it might suggest one or many points from the table below.
Good for something . . .
Some appear to make big, alarming blunders, for example to get well versed. The context they settle in and get accepted in shows how far it may pay.
Now, a thing, phenomenon or cluster of events or things can be said to be good if:
1. Dedicated to basic usefulness and not rueful in itself
- Basically handy and marked by usefulness.
- Advancing some stouter-looking or more complete or whole-hearted fare - even advancing
individual attainments.
- Not promiscuous in gross outline.
- Sound and well enough guarded
- Culinary as to the mainframe, sort of - not dreadful at all.
- Dedicated to a decent fare.
- Preferably fair - not biased - or incredibly useful.
- Well enough nuanced and tidy to look at. ◇
- Not too blunt - preferably cosy or at hand.
- Signifies with accuracy and well nuanced for most part.
- Concrete without getting biased - often taken as practical for us
- Often having to do with stringed accuracy to avoid confusion.
- Useful and preferably pretty to look at too.
2. Relevant and often concrete, preferably tidy as well
- Culinary can stand on top of even aristocratic-looking sturdiness
- Suave (bland) - perhaps well aspected too. ◇
- Serviceable in the long run - rustic-looking, too.
- Decent modesty requires it many times.
3. Yielding or
bulwarking some healthful fare or similar measures (strides)
- Not heart-breaking, and hardly scarring innocent bystanders.
- Good and healthy - and fit for most part - and clean in one way or other.
- Is hand to look at, or as handy as can be - decent all over is preferred.
- Often quite central.
- Giving healthful fare(s) time enough to grow tall.
- Can be stark, sometimes like great, novel art - it depends.
- Giving an able hand, or leading up to that.
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- and consistently so may also fit in.
