Good
Tolerable
Tolerable adjective - Of a level of quality that meets one's needs or standards.
Usage example: the accommodations are tolerable though not exactly luxurious
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Understandably, the quality of the product natural ranges from very good to barely tolerable.
Source: Never Live It Down / Real Life -
Eventually, her singing became more tolerable — at the band's peak, she was very good at Moog synthesizer.
Source: Music / Wings - Muzai Moratorium was tolerable, but Shouso Strip is probably her worst offender: pretty much 55 minutes of dynamics-less white noise, which really ruins enjoyment of the otherwise good music.
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