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Also see: much better WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Adjective: superior Synonyms: superior Collocations, greater, finer, preferred Collocations, preferable, more suitable, more desirable, more favorable, more favourable (UK) Antonyms: worse Collocations, inferior, not as good, common Collocations, normal Collocations, sub-par, mediocre, rotten Collocations, second-rate, worsened Sense: Adjective: more advantageous Synonyms: more advantageous, more appropriate, more fitting, more suitable, more desirable Sense: Adjective: somewhat exclusive Synonyms: more select, of higher quality, more refined, more noteworthy, more distinguished, more sophisticated, posher, classier, exclusive Collocations, elite, select Collocations, choice Collocations, prime Collocations, premium Collocations Antonyms: worse Collocations, inferior, common Collocations, normal Collocations, poor quality, shabby Collocations, poorer, impaired Collocations Sense: Adjective: healthier Synonyms: healthier, stronger, on the road to recovery, on the mend (informal), much improved, improved, fitter, recovered Antonyms: Sense: Verb: improve Synonyms: improve Collocations, enhance Collocations, help Collocations, enrich Collocations, upgrade Collocations, ameliorate (formal), meliorate (formal), make sth better Antonyms: Sense: Verb: surpass Synonyms: surpass Collocations, exceed Collocations, outdo, top Collocations (informal), improve upon, improve on, do better than, outperform, eclipse, transcend, outshine, outclass, outstrip, outrun, outmatch, go one better than, tower over Antonyms: lose to, be beaten by, give up to, fail to, surrender to, fall behind Sense: Adverb: to a greater degree Synonyms: to a greater degree, to a greater extent, to a higher degree, to a higher standard, more Collocations Sense: Adverb: more wisely Synonyms: more wisely, more fittingly, more sensibly, more suitably, more advantageously, more prudently Sense: Noun: advantage - preceded by 'the' Synonyms: good WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Adjective: of good quality Synonyms: excellent Collocations, great Collocations (informal), awesome Collocations (slang), terrific Collocations (informal), fantastic Collocations (informal), amazing Collocations (informal), choice Collocations, select Collocations, super Collocations, tremendous Collocations, top-notch (informal), first-rate, high-grade, high-end, high-quality, outstanding Collocations, exceptional Collocations, A1 (informal), superb Collocations, wonderful Collocations Sense: Adjective: pleasant Synonyms: pleasant Collocations, enjoyable Collocations, agreeable Collocations, pleasurable, delightful Collocations, pleasing, nice Collocations, lovely Collocations Sense: Adjective: moral Synonyms: moral Collocations, upright Collocations, upstanding, ethical, virtuous, honorable, honourable (UK), righteous Collocations, decent Collocations, honest Collocations, worthy Collocations, pure Collocations Sense: Adjective: kind Synonyms: kind Collocations, kindhearted, kind-hearted, friendly Collocations, considerate Collocations, generous Collocations, noble Collocations, unselfish, kindly Collocations, giving, caring Collocations, loving Collocations, charitable, goodhearted, good-hearted, warmhearted, warm-hearted Sense: Adjective: reliable Synonyms: reliable Collocations, dependable Collocations, steady Collocations, honest Collocations, trustworthy Collocations, trusty, tried-and-true, tried-and-trusted, tried-and-tested, solid Collocations, safe Collocations Sense: Adjective: obedient Synonyms: obedient, well-behaved, respectful Collocations, sweet Collocations, well-mannered, polite Collocations Sense: Adjective: sensible Synonyms: sensible Collocations, rational Collocations, logical, reasonable Collocations, reasoned, sound Collocations, well-founded, well-grounded, sane Sense: Adjective: qualified Synonyms: qualified Collocations, suited Collocations, suitable Collocations, fit Collocations, apt, right Collocations, proper Collocations, a good fit, a good match, compatible Collocations, appropriate Collocations, well-suited, just right, eligible Collocations Sense: Adjective: skillful Synonyms: skillful Collocations, skilful (UK), skilled Collocations, expert Collocations, accomplished Collocations, master Collocations, ace Collocations, handy Collocations, able Collocations, a dab hand (UK, informal), strong Collocations Sense: Adjective: healthy Synonyms: healthy Collocations, well Collocations, fine Collocations, in good health, on good form, on top form, on form, tip-top (informal), in good condition, in good shape (informal), in shape (informal), in trim (informal), in the best of health, at your best Sense: Adjective: valid Synonyms: valid Collocations, real Collocations, legitimate, sound Collocations, genuine Collocations, authentic, legit (informal), legal Collocations Sense: Adjective: convincing Synonyms: convincing, compelling Collocations, persuasive, forceful, powerful Collocations, solid Collocations Sense: Adjective: thorough Synonyms: thorough Collocations, meticulous, painstaking, careful Collocations, long Collocations, comprehensive Collocations, thoroughgoing, complete Collocations, full Collocations, decent Collocations (informal) Sense: Adjective: considerable Synonyms: considerable Collocations, significant Collocations, substantial Collocations, sizable, sizeable, big Collocations, great Collocations, large Collocations, major Collocations, handsome Collocations, tidy Collocations (informal), healthy Collocations, goodly (dated or literary) Sense: Adjective: favorable Synonyms: favorable, favourable (UK), positive Collocations, approving, complimentary Collocations, promising Collocations, auspicious, advantageous Sense: Noun: benefit Synonyms: benefit Collocations, well-being Collocations, welfare Collocations, sake Collocations, interest Collocations Sense: Noun: belongings - plural Synonyms: belongings, possessions, things, stuff Collocations (informal), property Collocations, effects, personal effects, personal items, items, material possessions, worldly goods Sense: Noun: merchandise - plural Synonyms: merchandise Collocations, commodities, wares, products, items, merch (informal), produce Collocations, stock Collocations Sense: Noun: qualifications - preceded by 'the', plural Synonyms: qualifications, credentials, capability Collocations, stuff Collocations (slang), the right stuff (slang), what it takes (informal), skills, mad skills (slang) Sense: Adverb: well - US, informal Synonyms: well Collocations, fine Collocations, just fine (informal), OK Collocations (informal), okay (informal), alright (informal), all right, decently, satisfactorily, tolerably, adequately, acceptably, quite well well WordReference English Thesaurus © 2026 Sense: Adjective: in good health Synonyms: in good health, fit and healthy, healthy Collocations, fit Collocations, sound Collocations, robust Collocations, strong Collocations, fine Collocations, in good shape (informal), in fine fettle, hale, hearty, in shape (informal), in tiptop condition, vigorous, fit as a fiddle (informal) Antonyms: sick Collocations, ill Collocations, poorly Collocations (UK, informal), rotten Collocations, convalescent, queasy, woozy, feverish, fragile Collocations, unhealthy Collocations, bedridden, worn out, under the weather (informal), laid up, in a bad way Sense: Adjective: satisfactory Synonyms: satisfactory Collocations, OK Collocations (informal), okay (informal), fine Collocations, all right, hunky-dory (informal), find and dandy (informal), as it should be, shipshape and Bristol fashion (UK, dated) Sense: Adverb: satisfactorily Synonyms: satisfactorily, adequately, acceptably, all right (informal), OK Collocations (informal), okay (informal), fine Collocations, decently, good Collocations, sufficiently Antonyms: unsatisfactorily, inadequately, haphazardly, negligently, inefficiently, badly Collocations, incorrectly, unsuitably, incompetently, wrong Collocations, clumsily, awfully, shoddily, the wrong way, not up to scratch (informal), below par Sense: Adverb: skillfully Synonyms: skillfully, skilfully (UK), with skill, expertly, excellently, brilliantly, masterfully, adeptly, competently, proficiently, capably, ably Sense: Adverb: pleasantly Synonyms: pleasantly, splendidly, delightfully, nicely, great Collocations, pleasingly, agreeably, gloriously, enjoyably, swimmingly Sense: Adverb: thoroughly Synonyms: well and truly, thoroughly Collocations, entirely Collocations, fully Collocations, completely Collocations, utterly Collocations, totally Collocations, wholly Collocations, altogether Collocations, perfectly, truly Collocations, really Collocations, to a tee (informal), through and through Sense: Adverb: intimately Synonyms: Sense: Adverb: favorably Synonyms: Sense: Adverb: considerably Synonyms: considerably, significantly Collocations, very much, substantially, markedly, to a marked degree, to a marked extent, by a considerable margin, to a great degree, to a great extent Sense: Adverb: likely Synonyms: Sense: Adverb: in luxury Synonyms: in luxury, in comfort, comfortably, in the lap of luxury Sense: Adverb: amicably Synonyms: Sense: Noun: source Synonyms: source Collocations, wellspring, spring Collocations, fountain Collocations, fountainhead, origin Collocations, root Collocations, cradle Collocations, birthplace Antonyms: Sense: Noun: shaft sunk into the earth Synonyms: Antonyms: Sense: Verb: rise and flow - sometimes followed by 'up' Synonyms: flow Collocations, gush Collocations, stream Collocations, run Collocations, rush Collocations, flood Collocations, course Collocations, cascade, roll Collocations, swell Collocations Recent forum discussions about thesaurus entries: ...by so much as he acts the better part. - English Only forum
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