| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Accurate | Free from errors; precise. |
| 2. | Adept | Highly skilled; proficient. |
| 3. | Adequate | Sufficient for the purpose. |
| 4. | Admissible | Allowed under rules or law. |
| 5. | Advantageous | Favorable; beneficial. |
| 6. | Affirmed | Confirmed as true or valid. |
| 7. | Agreed | Accepted as true or suitable. |
| 8. | Aligned | In agreement; properly positioned. |
| 9. | Allowable | Permitted; acceptable. |
| 10. | Appropriate | Suitable for the situation. |
| 11. | Approved | Officially accepted; authorized. |
| 12. | Apt | Suitable; fitting. |
| 13. | Authorized | Given official permission. |
| 14. | Balanced | Even; well-proportioned. |
| 15. | Bona fide | Genuine; in good faith. |
| 16. | Canonical | Accepted as standard or authentic. |
| 17. | Certain | Sure; not in doubt. |
| 18. | Clear | Easy to understand; unambiguous. |
| 19. | Coherent | Logically consistent; connected. |
| 20. | Compatible | Able to work together. |
| 21. | Complete | Whole; nothing missing. |
| 22. | Compliant | Meeting rules or requirements. |
| 23. | Conclusive | Decisive; leaving no doubt. |
| 24. | Consistent | Uniform; not contradictory. |
| 25. | Consonant | In harmony; in agreement. |
| 26. | Convincing | Persuasive; believable. |
| 27. | Credible | Believable; trustworthy. |
| 28. | Decisive | Settling an issue conclusively. |
| 29. | Defensible | Justifiable; supportable. |
| 30. | Definitive | Authoritative; final. |
| 31. | Dependable | Reliable; trustworthy. |
| 32. | Deserved | Rightly earned; merited. |
| 33. | Desirable | Worth having; favorable. |
| 34. | Determinate | Fixed; clearly defined. |
| 35. | Direct | Straightforward; without detours. |
| 36. | Discerning | Showing good judgment. |
| 37. | Effective | Producing the intended result. |
| 38. | Efficient | Achieving results with little waste. |
| 39. | Eligible | Meeting necessary conditions. |
| 40. | Empirically supported | Backed by observed evidence. |
| 41. | Endorsed | Publicly supported; approved. |
| 42. | Equitable | Fair and impartial. |
| 43. | Established | Proven; set up firmly. |
| 44. | Exact | Precisely matching; accurate. |
| 45. | Exemplary | Serving as a good example. |
| 46. | Expected | In line with predictions. |
| 47. | Factual | Based on facts. |
| 48. | Fair | Just; unbiased. |
| 49. | Faithful | True to the original. |
| 50. | Fitting | Appropriate; suitable. |
| 51. | Flawless | Without mistakes or defects. |
| 52. | Formally valid | Valid by proper form. |
| 53. | Forthright | Direct and honest. |
| 54. | Functional | Working as intended. |
| 55. | Genuine | Authentic; real. |
| 56. | Good | Of high quality; satisfactory. |
| 57. | Grammatically sound | Following grammar rules. |
| 58. | Harmonious | In agreement; fitting together. |
| 59. | Impeccable | Faultless; beyond criticism. |
| 60. | In agreement | Consistent with another view. |
| 61. | In bounds | Within allowed limits. |
| 62. | In line | Consistent with expectations. |
| 63. | In order | Proper; acceptable; ready. |
| 64. | In place | Properly positioned; set. |
| 65. | In range | Within acceptable limits. |
| 66. | In the right | Justified; not at fault. |
| 67. | Inarguable | Not open to dispute. |
| 68. | Indisputable | Impossible to deny. |
| 69. | Infallible | Incapable of error. |
| 70. | Informed | Based on knowledge or facts. |
| 71. | Just | Fair; morally right. |
| 72. | Justifiable | Able to be defended. |
| 73. | Legitimate | Lawful; valid; genuine. |
| 74. | Logical | Reasonable; following sound reasoning. |
| 75. | Meet | Satisfy requirements or standards. |
| 76. | Merited | Deserved; warranted. |
| 77. | Methodical | Orderly; systematic. |
| 78. | On point | Relevant; directly applicable. |
| 79. | Optimal | Best possible under conditions. |
| 80. | Orthodox | Conforming to accepted standards. |
| 81. | Plausible | Seeming reasonable or likely. |
| 82. | Polished | Refined; carefully finished. |
| 83. | Precise | Exact; sharply defined. |
| 84. | Preferable | More desirable than alternatives. |
| 85. | Proper | Suitable; correct in form. |
| 86. | Proven | Shown to be true. |
| 87. | Prudent | Wise; showing good judgment. |
| 88. | Qualified | Having required skills or credentials. |
| 89. | Reasonable | Fair; sensible. |
| 90. | Reliable | Consistently dependable. |
| 91. | Right | Accurate; morally justified. |
| 92. | Rigorous | Thorough; strictly precise. |
| 93. | Robust | Strong; resilient; reliable. |
| 94. | Rule-abiding | Following established rules. |
| 95. | Satisfactory | Meeting expectations. |
| 96. | Seamless | Smooth; without awkward breaks. |
| 97. | Sensibly | In a reasonable way. |
| 98. | Sound | Valid; based on good reasoning. |
| 99. | Spot-on | Exactly right; accurate. |
| 100. | Standard | Accepted as normal or typical. |