GOOD FOR Definition & Meaning

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good for

Beneficial to, as in Milk is good for children . [Tenth century a.d. ]
Able to serve or continue to function, as in This furniture's good for at least ten more years , or I hope you're not tired—I'm good for another three miles or so . [Mid-1800s]
Financially reliable, able to pay or repay, as in They know he's good for a big tip . [Mid-1800s]
Equivalent in value; also, valid for. For example, These coupons are good for a 20 percent discount , or This contract is good for the entire life of the book . [Second half of 1800s]
good for someone . An expression of approval, as in Good for Bill—he's sold the car , or Good for you! You passed the exam . This usage differs from the others in that orally a slight emphasis is placed on you or whoever is being mentioned. [Mid-1800s]

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Brosnan, who fronted the “Bond” franchise across four films from 1995 to 2002, said in a recent interview that he thinks his “Greatest” co-star “would be very good” for the iconic role.

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“And then after that, we’re really not in the rainy season anymore. So long story short, it’s not looking good for any more chances of rain.”

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I don’t get to the movies as much as I’d like, and I thought this movie was good for all the reasons other people didn’t like it.

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Saka's return is good for team-mate Martinelli, even though a trip to Everton isn't exactly easy on paper.

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My financial adviser, who I really trust, did say that some of Trump's plans are good and good for the finance market.

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