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peachy keen

[pee-chee-keen] / ˈpi tʃiˈkin /
ADJECTIVE
acceptable
Synonyms
STRONGEST
adequate common decent fair respectable sufficient tolerable
WEAK
A-OK admissible all right average big cooking with gas cool copacetic delightful hep hip hunky-dory in the swim kosher large okay on the ball on the beam passable pleasant pleasing right on standard swell trendy unexceptional unobjectionable up to code up to snuff welcome
Antonyms
STRONGEST
bad inadequate insufficient intolerable poor unrespectable unsuitable
WEAK
disagreeable disturbing unacceptable unsatisfactory unwelcome
ADJECTIVE
goodish
Synonyms
WEAK
A-OK adequate admissible all right average big common cooking with gas cool copacetic decent delightful fair fairish hunky-dory in the swim kosher large moderate okay on the ball on the beam passable
ADJECTIVE
OK
Synonyms
STRONG
average common cool fair hip kosher large moderate okay pleasing standard swell welcome
WEAK
A-OK adequate admissible all right big cooking with gas copacetic decent delightful fairish goodish hep hunky-dory in the swim on the ball on the beam passable pleasant respectable right on satisfactory sufficient tolerable trendy unexceptional unobjectionable up to code up to snuff
Antonyms
STRONG
abnormal bad extraordinary extreme unacceptable unreasonable unusual
ADJECTIVE
unobjectionable
Synonyms
WEAK
A-OK adequate admissible all right average big common cooking with gas cool copacetic decent delightful fair hunky-dory in the swim kosher okay on the ball on the beam passable pleasant pleasing respectable standard sufficient swell tolerable trendy unexceptional up to code up to snuff welcome

Example Sentences

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But in the words on the teleprompter, everything was peachy-keen.

From Salon • Aug. 29, 2020

"Going to take a one-week vacation that was previously planned, and be back in a week, and everything will be peachy-keen and hunky-dory," Smith said.

From Salon • Jul. 21, 2020

“Going to take a one-week vacation that was previously planned, and be back in a week, and everything will be peachy-keen and hunky-dory,” he said.

From Salon • Jul. 16, 2020

The young folks also overwork Hawthorne's favorite adjectives: keen, peachy-keen, and oh-so-peachy-keen.

From Time Magazine Archive

It has words like this: The boy I mean was oh-so peachy-keen, A real gone guy from Goneville.

From Time Magazine Archive