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Meanings of reasonably good in English

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Usage of reasonably good in English
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Chief executive Oliver Hemsley said: We have had a reasonably good downturn.
Reuters
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You've been reasonably good, so I'll tie them in front this time.
Night tides
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It does a reasonably good job of making a White truck go.
American empire: blood and iron
4
The Workers' party has delivered at least reasonably good economic indicators.
The Guardian
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I think there's a reasonably good reason why people are here, Schutz said.
Reuters
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Well, if one goes, we all go, he said with reasonably good cheer.
A change in altitude
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The predicted results were in reasonably good agreement with the experiments.
Pubmed
8
Shanghai Zendai's low-cost land bank in reasonably good locations also supports the rating.
Reuters
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I know we've got eight or ten men with reasonably good carpentry skills.
To Honor You Call Us
10
The casting of Kevin Spacey seems like a reasonably good idea.
The Irish Times
11
The team has a nutritionist so my diet is reasonably good.
The Irish Times
12
In any case, he's in one sense in reasonably good company.
The Gold Trail
13
Among the other lawyers in the trial division, Doan's reputation is reasonably good.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
14
She was a reasonably good actress, too, for someone with so little humanity.
Side Jobs
15
Even then, with reasonably good care given the animal, recovery is almost certain.
Lameness of the Horse / Veterinary Practitioners' Series, No. 1
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Here are two Letters which give reasonably good account of him:-
Life of John Sterling
This collocation consists of:
Reasonably good through the time
Reasonably good across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common