Good enough
Good enough adjective - Adequately good for the circumstances.
Wrong
Both terms in one sentence
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It worked because the only thing holding him back was that he'd been psychologically put so far down that he didn't think he was good enough for anyone better than Maxine, and luckily Kaitlyn was particularly determined to prove him wrong.
Source: Wrestling / EC3 -
Reality Ensues: While ultimately proved wrong, Zach at first does right when calling the cops on Stine, as any responsible people with good enough reasons to suspect that a reclusive, hostile man is mistreating his daughter.
Source: Film / Goosebumps - While it didn't meet its over-optimistic revenue expectations, it did at least make back its budget 2-3 times over, which was good enough for Paramount to green-light a (lower-budget) sequel after booting Roddenberry, who was perceived to be much of what went wrong with the first one.
Source: The Movie / Live-Action TV
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