| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Aboveboard | Open and honest; not secretive. |
| 2. | Acceptable | Good enough; satisfactory. |
| 3. | Adequate | Sufficient for the purpose. |
| 4. | Appropriate | Suitable for the situation. |
| 5. | Average | Neither good nor bad; typical. |
| 6. | Balanced | Evenly weighted; well-proportioned. |
| 7. | Blemish-free | Without flaws or defects. |
| 8. | By the book | Following rules exactly. |
| 9. | Candid | Frank and truthful. |
| 10. | Clean | Free from corruption or dishonesty. |
| 11. | Clear-cut | Unambiguous; easy to judge. |
| 12. | Competent | Capable; meeting requirements. |
| 13. | Decent | Acceptably good; respectable. |
| 14. | Dependable | Reliable and trustworthy. |
| 15. | Deserved | Rightly earned; merited. |
| 16. | Dispassionate | Unbiased; unemotional. |
| 17. | Due | Owed; properly belonging. |
| 18. | Equable | Even-tempered; steady. |
| 19. | Equilibrated | Balanced; in equilibrium. |
| 20. | Equitable | Just and impartial. |
| 21. | Even | Equal; not uneven. |
| 22. | Even-handed | Impartial; treating both sides equally. |
| 23. | Even-tempered | Calm; not easily upset. |
| 24. | Factual | Based on facts; accurate. |
| 25. | Fitting | Appropriate; suitable. |
| 26. | Forthright | Direct and honest. |
| 27. | Frank | Openly sincere; candid. |
| 28. | Genial | Friendly and pleasant. |
| 29. | Genuine | Real; authentic. |
| 30. | Good enough | Satisfactory; meets the need. |
| 31. | Gracious | Kind and courteous. |
| 32. | Honest | Truthful; free from deceit. |
| 33. | Impartial | Not favoring any side. |
| 34. | In balance | Evenly matched; stable. |
| 35. | In bounds | Within acceptable limits. |
| 36. | In good faith | With honest intent. |
| 37. | In order | Proper; acceptable. |
| 38. | Inoffensive | Not upsetting; unobjectionable. |
| 39. | Just | Morally right; fair-minded. |
| 40. | Justifiable | Able to be defended as right. |
| 41. | Justified | Shown to be right or reasonable. |
| 42. | Legitimate | Lawful or acceptable. |
| 43. | Level | Even; not tilted. |
| 44. | Level-headed | Calm and sensible. |
| 45. | Measured | Careful and restrained. |
| 46. | Merited | Earned; deserved. |
| 47. | Middle-of-the-road | Moderate; not extreme. |
| 48. | Moderate | Not excessive; within limits. |
| 49. | Neutral | Not taking sides. |
| 50. | No-nonsense | Practical and straightforward. |
| 51. | Not bad | Reasonably good; acceptable. |
| 52. | Objective | Unbiased; based on facts. |
| 53. | On the level | Honest and straightforward. |
| 54. | On track | Proceeding correctly; as planned. |
| 55. | Open | Transparent; not concealed. |
| 56. | Open-minded | Willing to consider different views. |
| 57. | Orderly | Neat and properly arranged. |
| 58. | Passable | Adequate; barely acceptable. |
| 59. | Plainspoken | Simple and direct in speech. |
| 60. | Plausible | Seemingly reasonable; believable. |
| 61. | Proper | Correct; appropriate. |
| 62. | Reasonable | Sensible; not excessive. |
| 63. | Regular | Normal; standard. |
| 64. | Reliable | Consistently good; dependable. |
| 65. | Respectable | Decent; worthy of respect. |
| 66. | Right | Correct; morally good. |
| 67. | Righteous | Morally right; virtuous. |
| 68. | Satisfactory | Meets expectations; adequate. |
| 69. | Scrupulous | Very careful to be honest. |
| 70. | Seemly | Proper and appropriate. |
| 71. | Serviceable | Useful; good enough to use. |
| 72. | Sound | Sensible; well-founded. |
| 73. | Square | Honest and straightforward. |
| 74. | Standard | Normal; commonly accepted. |
| 75. | Straight | Honest; not deceitful. |
| 76. | Straightforward | Direct; easy to understand. |
| 77. | Suitable | Right for a particular purpose. |
| 78. | Temperate | Moderate; not extreme. |
| 79. | Thoroughgoing | Complete; carried out fully. |
| 80. | Tidy | Neat and in order. |
| 81. | Transparent | Easy to see through; open. |
| 82. | Trustworthy | Worthy of trust; reliable. |
| 83. | Unbiased | Free from prejudice. |
| 84. | Uncolored | Not influenced; neutral. |
| 85. | Unexceptionable | Not open to objection. |
| 86. | Unfailing | Always reliable; constant. |
| 87. | Unimpeachable | Beyond doubt; above criticism. |
| 88. | Unprejudiced | Not biased; impartial. |
| 89. | Unquestionable | Not open to doubt. |
| 90. | Upright | Honest and principled. |
| 91. | Valid | Well-founded; logically sound. |
| 92. | Verifiable | Able to be checked as true. |
| 93. | Virtuous | Morally good; righteous. |
| 94. | Warranted | Justified; authorized. |
| 95. | Well-balanced | Evenly proportioned; stable. |
| 96. | Well-founded | Based on good evidence. |
| 97. | Well-intentioned | Meant kindly; in good faith. |
| 98. | Well-judged | Sensible and carefully considered. |
| 99. | Well-meant | Intended to be kind. |
| 100. | Well-proportioned | Balanced in size or parts. |