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bueno

[bwe-naw] / ˈbwɛ nɔ /
ADJECTIVE
exemplary
Synonyms
STRONGEST
admirable commendable estimable excellent honorable laudable meritorious sterling typical
WEAK
batting a thousand blameless characteristic classic classical correct good guiltless illustrative inculpable innocent irreprehensible model neato not bad not too shabby paradigmatic praiseworthy prototypical punctilious pure quintessential representative righteous virtuous worthy
Antonyms
STRONGEST
bad dishonorable poor unworthy
WEAK
erring incorrect unideal wrong
ADJECTIVE
irreprehensible
Synonyms
WEAK
admirable batting a thousand blameless characteristic classic classical commendable correct estimable excellent good guiltless honorable illustrative inculpable innocent irreproachable laudable lily-white meritorious model neato not bad not too shabby paradigmatic praiseworthy prototypical punctilious pure quintessential representative righteous sterling typical unblamable virtuous worthy
ADJECTIVE
lily-white
Synonyms
WEAK
admirable batting a thousand blameless characteristic classic classical commendable correct estimable excellent faultless good guiltless honorable illustrative inculpable innocent irreprehensible irreproachable laudable meritorious model neato not bad not too shabby paradigmatic praiseworthy prototypical punctilious pure quintessential representative righteous sterling typical unblamable virtuous worthy
ADJECTIVE
unblamable
Synonyms
WEAK
admirable batting a thousand blameless characteristic classic classical commendable correct estimable excellent good guiltless honorable illustrative inculpable innocent irreprehensible irreproachable laudable lily-white meritorious model neato not bad not too shabby paradigmatic praiseworthy prototypical punctilious pure quintessential representative righteous sterling typical virtuous worthy

Example Sentences

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Añadió que, en muchos casos, esta sensación de inseguridad produce pensamientos negativos, como: “Nunca voy a tener suficiente dinero” o “Nunca voy a ser bueno para manejar dinero”.

From New York Times • Jul. 17, 2023

“Las estrellas más grandes, Madonna, Prince, Bruce y otros, estaban un poco menos interesadas en hablar con los VeeJays, porque pensaban que eran, bueno, esponjosos”, dijo Herzog.

From Los Angeles Times • May 10, 2023

I won’t go too deep into the numbers, but here was the overwhelming conclusion: Long-term commitments are no bueno.

From Washington Post • Apr. 15, 2020

There’s more of a chance you’re going to leave it up on the right side, which is no bueno.

From Golf Digest • Mar. 24, 2020

Then Baba and Zeide kiss each other, whispering, “Ay qué bueno, qué bueno.’

From "Lucky Broken Girl" by Ruth Behar