"Good" generally implies a higher standard of quality than "satisfactory." While something that is satisfactory meets the minimum requirements, "good" suggests a more positive assessment that exceeds basic expectations. Therefore, in most contexts, "good" is considered better than "satisfactory."
more satisfactory, most satisfactory
most satisfactory
Acceptable, satisfactory, all right, approved, convienient, fair, fine, good, etc.
Better
outstanding ,best, good, better and... good, better, best never let it rest make your good better and your better best!
The positive form of "better" is "good." While "better" is a comparative adjective used to compare two things, "good" describes a quality that is favorable or positive. It serves as the baseline standard for assessing the quality of something, indicating that it meets expectations or is satisfactory.
alright, not perfect but good
past year has been satisfactory to me and nothing is pending from my side.
Thomas Jefferson kept writing and rewriting the Declaration of Independence, until it was satisfactory.
A good word for happy is satisfactory,
satisfactory
past year has been satisfactory to me and nothing is pending from my side.
The last 12 months was satisfactory. i have learned lot about the process and the typing skills and my values has grown lot. It was good
The correct spelling is copacetic (in good order, satisfactory).
The predicate "was good" means "was satisfactory" or "was enjoyable."For a child, the statement that he or she was good means they were well-behaved.
A satisfactory account would be considered an account the is up to date. The account may not have any negative comments and would be considered in good standing.
more satisfactory, most satisfactory