Good ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Good ( adjective )

1. Having the desired qualities; of a high standard.
2. Giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying.
3. Having moral virtues or commendable qualities.
4. Kind, friendly, or helpful.
5. Suitable or fit for a particular purpose or function.

Origin:

Old english gōd, of germanic origin; related to dutch goed and german gut.

Examples:

1. A good cup of coffee is essential for starting the day.
2. The movie was good, but not great.
3. He has always been a good person, volunteering at the local shelter.
4. She was a good friend to me when I needed her.
5. These shoes are good for running.

(As a noun)

Good ( noun )

1. Having the desired qualities; of a high standard.
2. Giving pleasure; enjoyable or satisfying.
3. Having moral virtues or commendable qualities.
4. Kind, friendly, or helpful.
5. Suitable or fit for a particular purpose or function.

Origin:

Old english gōd, of germanic origin; related to dutch goed and german gut.

Examples:

1. A good cup of coffee is essential for starting the day.
2. The movie was good, but not great.
3. He has always been a good person, volunteering at the local shelter.
4. She was a good friend to me when I needed her.
5. These shoes are good for running.