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decent

[dee-suhnt] / ˈdi sənt /




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So, if he doesn’t have any other significant outstanding expenses, he is well-positioned to pay this down at a decent rate.

From MarketWatch

"Instead Luke Sheppard's overall show is a wholesome homage. Just nice songs and a decent ensemble held together by some brilliant writing. What more could you want?"

From BBC

The belief among a decent number of F1 insiders is that McLaren are favouring Norris this year, but not wanting to admit it publicly.

From BBC

This now looks more like the Celtic of a year ago, when Rodgers had the team at the peak of its powers, swatting domestic opposition aside and looking like a very decent Champions League outfit.

From BBC

Getting a decent shot of my extended family is nearly impossible.

From The Wall Street Journal