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

highly (adverb)

used for saying that someone or something is considered to be very good or very important

monumental (adjective)

used for emphasizing how good or important something is

cool (adjective)

used for emphasizing how good someone or something is

than someone/something put together ()

used for saying that someone or something is better or bigger than the whole of a group of other people or things

to a fault ()

used for emphasizing that someone or something has a particular good quality to a very great degree

beyond/without compare ()

used for emphasizing the very good qualities of a person or thing

you ought to see/hear/meet etc ()

used for emphasizing how good, impressive, or unusual something or someone is

not/never in your (wildest) dreams ()

used for saying that something is much better than you expected or hoped

there’s nothing/no place like something ()

used for emphasizing that a thing or a place is better than any other

fortunately (adverb)

used for emphasizing that something good has happened, especially because of good luck

...and a half ()

used for emphasizing that you think something is very big, very good etc

a/one hell of a ()

used for emphasizing how good something is

a/one helluva (spoken)

spoken used for emphasizing how good something is

be (all) for the best ()

used for saying that something bad that has happened is not really as bad as it seems because it will make the situation better in the end

be something of a ()

used for emphasizing that someone is fairly good at something or has a fairly good knowledge of something

the biggest/best/fastest etc around ()

used for talking about the biggest/best etc thing that exists

do someone/something justice ()

to show or emphasize all the good qualities of someone or something

I couldn’t ask/wish for... ()

used for saying that something is so good, you cannot imagine anything better

if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it ()

used for saying that you think that something is already good or effective and should not be changed

if nothing else ()

used for mentioning what you think may be the only good aspect of something or the only good reason for doing something

it/that is just as well ()

used for saying that a situation or result is good, even though it is not what you planned or expected

it/that is just as well ()

used for saying that something is a sensible thing to do

(now) that’s what I call something ()

used for emphasizing that something is a very good example of what you are talking about

on steroids ()

bigger, better, louder etc than other similar things in a way that seems exaggerated and unreal

someone couldn’t ask for something (informal)

informal used for emphasizing that something is so good that nothing could be better

stonking (adjective)

Britishinformal old-fashioned used for emphasizing how big or how good something is

that’s something ()

used for saying that there is one fact that you are pleased about in a situation that is not satisfactory

there’s no comparison ()

used for saying that one person or thing is much better than the other

thumping (adjective)

Britishinformal used for emphasizing how big or good something is

unreal (adjective)

used for saying that you think something is extremely good

what’s not to like? ()

used for saying that everything in a particular situation is very good

worth (adjective)

used for saying that there is a good enough reason for doing something, because it is important, enjoyable, useful etc

you can’t beat something (verb)

used for saying that something is very good