Synonyms and antonyms of Ways of emphasizing how good or bad something is in British Thesaurus

ultimate (adjective)

as good or as bad as possible

unbelievable (adjective)

informal used for emphasizing how good, bad, impressive etc something is

unadulterated (adjective)

complete: used for emphasizing how good or how bad a quality or feeling is

conspicuous (adjective)

formal very great: used for emphasizing how good or bad something is

with/without distinction ()

in a way that is recognized as being extremely good/bad

on earth (informal)

informal very good or very bad

not...anything better/worse ()

used for saying that something is the best/the worst thing you can think of

there’s nothing better, worse, more exciting etc than ()

used for emphasizing how good/bad/exciting etc something is

couldn’t be better/worse/nicer etc ()

used for emphasizing that someone or something is extremely good/bad/nice etc

of your life ()

used for emphasizing that something is the best, worst etc that you have ever experienced

as nice/big etc as they come ()

used for emphasizing how nice/big etc someone or something is

at someone’s/something’s best/worst/strongest etc ()

used for saying that someone or something shows their best/worst etc qualities in a particular event or situation

be any use/any good ()

used for saying whether something is at all good, useful, or effective

be a sad/appalling/interesting etc commentary on something ()

to show how sad/appalling/interesting etc something really is

different strokes (for different folks) ()

used for saying that what is good or enjoyable for one person may not be so for someone else

either (adverb)

used for adding a negative statement that emphasizes how good, bad, impressive etc something is

monumentally (adverb)

extremely: used for emphasizing how bad, good, impressive etc, something is

not half as good/bad/much etc as ()

used for emphasizing that one person or thing is not nearly as good/bad etc as another

there’s something/a lot/not much etc to be said for something ()

used for saying that there are some/many/few etc advantages in doing something

you have no idea ()

used for emphasizing how bad or good something is

you pays your money and you takes your chance/choice ()

used for saying that you must be willing to accept that something may not be as good as you expected it to be