well and good

[well and good] {adj. phr.}

Good; satisfactory.

* /If my daughter finishes high school, I will call that well and good./

- Often used without a verb to show agreement or understanding.

* /Well and good; I will come to your house tomorrow./

Compare: ALL RIGHT, ALL VERY WELL, VERY WELL.

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms


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