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Meanings of good terms in English

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Usage of good terms in English
1
She has thus stayed on good terms with the minister, Bernard Cazeneuve.
The Guardian
2
The conversation with her staff member ended on good terms, she said.
Radio NZ
3
My family and I have not been on very good terms lately.
The Sword of Shannara
4
So are you actually on good terms with the Queen of Adarlan?
Throne of Glass
5
Adelman and I live upon very good terms as men of business.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
6
I wasn't on what anyone would call good terms with the Merlin.
Turn coat
7
But he was on good terms with all of his children's mothers.
Bungalow 2
8
I was always on good terms with you in the old days.
Lord of Light
9
You have gotten on very good terms with the princess, haven't you?
Casket of Souls
10
I said 'I am not on good terms with my son's mother.'
Ebony
11
We have not been on good terms since we parted in Pontresina.
Whosoever Shall Offend
12
If you are not on good terms with him, you are ruined.
The Guardian
13
The Catholic religion likes to keep on good terms with its neighbours.
The Celtic Twilight
14
Adam Armstrong was on good terms with his neighbours across the border.
Both Sides the Border: A Tale of Hotspur and Glendower
15
Yugoslavia and Poland are on good terms, currently, with lots of trade.
Revolution
16
The detective had got an good terms with one of the gangs.
The "Dock Rats" of New York; Or, The Smuggler Band's Last Stand
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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United States of America
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