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decent

[dee-suhnt] / ˈdi sənt /




Example Sentences

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There’s a maroon one that’s in decent shape and a faded blue one that must have lost some of its beans.

From Literature

Australia’s biggest contributions to MLB have been a few decent relievers.

From The Wall Street Journal

They can indeed be mean, but they are wonderfully self-sufficient and fun to have around even if it takes about thirty of their small eggs to make a decent omelet.

From Literature

The reader settles in for a major set piece, but Lou proves too nervous to sing or give a decent toast.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nearly four million Londoners are living below the minimum income level to enjoy a decent standard of living, new research shows.

From BBC