| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Able | Having the skill to do something. |
| 2. | Admirable | Worthy of respect or praise. |
| 3. | Advantageous | Providing a benefit; helpful. |
| 4. | Agreeable | Pleasant and easy to like. |
| 5. | Amazing | Causing great surprise or wonder. |
| 6. | Amiable | Friendly and good-natured. |
| 7. | Appropriate | Suitable for a particular purpose. |
| 8. | Apt | Well-suited; fitting. |
| 9. | Artful | Cleverly made; skillful. |
| 10. | Auspicious | Suggesting success; favorable. |
| 11. | Befitting | Appropriate; suitable. |
| 12. | Beneficial | Producing good results; helpful. |
| 13. | Benign | Kindly; not harmful. |
| 14. | Best | Of the highest quality. |
| 15. | Better | Improved; of higher quality. |
| 16. | Brilliant | Exceptionally clever or impressive. |
| 17. | Capable | Having ability; competent. |
| 18. | Choice | Of high quality; select. |
| 19. | Classy | Stylish and refined. |
| 20. | Commendable | Deserving praise. |
| 21. | Competent | Adequately skilled; effective. |
| 22. | Cool | Fashionably attractive; impressive. |
| 23. | Correct | Accurate; free from error. |
| 24. | Dandy | Fine; excellent. |
| 25. | Decent | Satisfactory; respectable. |
| 26. | Delightful | Very pleasing; charming. |
| 27. | Dependable | Reliable; trustworthy. |
| 28. | Desirable | Worth having; appealing. |
| 29. | Distinguished | Notably excellent or respected. |
| 30. | Divine | Exquisitely wonderful; heavenly. |
| 31. | Dreamy | Delightfully ideal or pleasant. |
| 32. | Durable | Able to last; hard-wearing. |
| 33. | Efficacious | Effective in producing results. |
| 34. | Efficient | Working well with little waste. |
| 35. | Elegant | Graceful and stylish. |
| 36. | Enviable | Arousing admiration or desire. |
| 37. | Esteemed | Highly respected; valued. |
| 38. | Ethical | Morally right; principled. |
| 39. | Excellent | Extremely good; superior. |
| 40. | Exceptional | Unusually excellent; outstanding. |
| 41. | Exemplary | Serving as an ideal example. |
| 42. | Fair | Just and reasonable. |
| 43. | Favorable | Showing approval; advantageous. |
| 44. | Fine | Of high quality; good. |
| 45. | First-rate | Of the best quality. |
| 46. | Fit | Suitable; appropriate. |
| 47. | Flawless | Without any defects. |
| 48. | Fortunate | Having good luck. |
| 49. | Genuine | Authentic; real. |
| 50. | Gifted | Having great natural ability. |
| 51. | Gilt-edged | Of the highest quality. |
| 52. | Glorious | Magnificent; splendid. |
| 53. | Golden | Highly valued; excellent. |
| 54. | Goodly | Considerable; pleasingly large. |
| 55. | Grand | Impressive and splendid. |
| 56. | Great | Very good; remarkable. |
| 57. | Hearty | Warm and sincere; robust. |
| 58. | Helpful | Providing assistance; useful. |
| 59. | Honest | Truthful; sincere. |
| 60. | Honorable | Worthy of respect; ethical. |
| 61. | Impressive | Making a strong positive impact. |
| 62. | Incredible | Hard to believe; amazing. |
| 63. | Ingenious | Clever and inventive. |
| 64. | Inspiring | Motivating; uplifting. |
| 65. | Irreproachable | Without fault; beyond criticism. |
| 66. | Jolly | Cheerful and pleasant. |
| 67. | Judicious | Showing good judgment. |
| 68. | Just | Fair; morally right. |
| 69. | Keen | Eager; sharply perceptive. |
| 70. | Kind | Caring; considerate. |
| 71. | Laudable | Deserving praise; commendable. |
| 72. | Legit | Genuine; lawful. |
| 73. | Likeable | Easy to like; pleasant. |
| 74. | Logical | Reasonable and well thought out. |
| 75. | Lovely | Delightful; pleasing. |
| 76. | Magnificent | Very impressive; splendid. |
| 77. | Marvelous | Extremely good; wonderful. |
| 78. | Masterly | Showing great skill. |
| 79. | Meritorious | Deserving reward or praise. |
| 80. | Mighty | Very strong or impressive. |
| 81. | Neat | Pleasantly simple; well done. |
| 82. | Nifty | Clever and useful; appealing. |
| 83. | Noble | Having high moral qualities. |
| 84. | Notable | Worthy of attention; remarkable. |
| 85. | Opportune | Well-timed; favorable. |
| 86. | Optimal | Best or most favorable. |
| 87. | Outstanding | Exceptionally good; prominent. |
| 88. | Palatable | Pleasant to taste; acceptable. |
| 89. | Paramount | Most important; supreme. |
| 90. | Perfect | Without faults; ideal. |
| 91. | Pleasing | Giving enjoyment; satisfying. |
| 92. | Positive | Constructive; optimistic. |
| 93. | Praiseworthy | Deserving praise. |
| 94. | Prime | Of first importance; best. |
| 95. | Quality | Of a high standard. |
| 96. | Rad | Excellent; very impressive. |
| 97. | Rational | Based on reason; sensible. |
| 98. | Reliable | Consistently good; dependable. |
| 99. | Remarkable | Unusually good; notable. |
| 100. | Respected | Regarded with admiration. |
