Synonyms and antonyms of Satisfactory and good enough in British Thesaurus

satisfactory (adjective)

good enough to be accepted in a particular situation

adequate (adjective)

good enough or large enough for a particular purpose

fine (adjective)

if something is fine, it is good enough and acceptable to you

acceptable (adjective)

good enough but not very good

decent (adjective)

good, or good enough

respectable (adjective)

if an amount is respectable, it is good enough

reasonable (adjective)

fairly good, although not extremely good

tolerable (adjective)

formal satisfactory but not very good

all right (adjective)

mainly spoken satisfactory or fairly pleasant, but not excellent

OK (adjective)

spoken satisfactory. This word often shows that you think that something is not as good as it could or should be

acceptable (adjective)

considered by most people to be reasonable or to be something that can be allowed

acceptable (adjective)

good enough for a particular purpose or situation

adequacy (noun)

the quality of being good enough

adequate (adjective)

satisfactory, but not extremely good

adequately (adverb)

in a way that is good enough or large enough for a particular purpose

agreeable (adjective)

acceptable or able to be agreed on

agreeable (adjective)

formal pleasant, nice, or satisfactory

all is well ()

used for saying that a situation or arrangement is satisfactory

average (adjective)

neither good nor bad

average (adjective)

like most others of the same type

average (adjective)

not very good

competent (adjective)

good enough for the purpose but not especially good

fine (adverb)

informal in a way that is acceptable and good enough

fit (adjective)

of a good enough standard for someone or something

goodish (adjective)

informal fairly good

(I) mustn’t/shouldn’t grumble ()

used as a reply to someone who asks you whether you are well, for saying that you feel all right

in the ballpark (mainly American)

mainly Americanmainly American good enough to compete with others

mean (noun)

formal something that is between two extremes or opposites

mediocrity (noun)

a quality, ability, or achievement that is average or below average

medium (adjective)

average in degree, strength, or amount

middling (adjective)

average in quality or size

mid-range (adjective)

average in quality, size, or cost

modest (adjective)

fairly good or successful, but not excellent

nicely (adverb)

in a satisfactory way

no frills ()

used for referring to something that is good enough but has no unnecessary extra features

not bad ()

fairly good, or better than you expected

not to be sneezed at ()

very good, or good enough to consider having

not to be sniffed at ()

very good, or good enough to consider having

palatable (adjective)

acceptable

passable (adjective)

satisfactory but not of high quality

presentable (adjective)

looking good enough for people to see

reasonable (adjective)

not too far, high, great etc

serviceable (adjective)

good enough to be used for a particular purpose but not very attractive or exciting

tolerably (adverb)

formal in a way that is satisfactory but not very good

unexceptionable (adjective)

formal satisfactory and not deserving any criticism, but often also without any special or interesting qualities

up to scratch ()

good enough to meet a particular standard

working (adjective)

satisfactory for a particular purpose but not perfect or completely developed

you could do worse ()

used for saying that you think that something is fairly good