Good And Not Good. Transforming Your Mindset to Stop Feeling Not Good Enough Therapy Central No good functions as both an attributive adjective (e.g., a no-good dirty dog) and noun (e.g., what a no good) It's a light hearted way of saying "I wouldn't say I'm TERRIBLE, but I'm also not good"
"Not Good" vs. "No Good" When To Use Them Both from www.dictionary.com
Some examples are: Chocolate is not good for dogs; That dinner was not good; Mary's chances of finishing the race after twisting her. Terrible/awful - bad - not good - not great* - okay - not bad/fine - good - great - amazing/fantastic *not great is common but almost exclusively said sarcastically Reply.
"Not Good" vs. "No Good" When To Use Them Both
For example, "That dinner was not good," implies that particular meal tasted bad. to be any, some, no good: to be any, some, no use.Also of persons, to be no good = 'to be a bad lot', to be worthless It has a hole in it "Not" acts to disqualify something from being good
Premium Vector I like dislike the icon set Thumb up and down illustration symbol good and bad. Some examples are: Chocolate is not good for dogs; That dinner was not good; Mary's chances of finishing the race after twisting her. No good functions as both an attributive adjective (e.g., a no-good dirty dog) and noun (e.g., what a no good)
Positive or Negative Language Influences Your Diabetes Control. The no-good dishwasher stopped working again-> Not doing well; Jack was always in trouble In informal settings, whether among friends, family, or in casual conversations, you have more room to use casual expressions