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What is another word for bien?

Bien is a French and Spanish word meaning well, nice, good, OK, etc.

Here's a list of synonyms for OK.

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Adjective

Satisfactory, though not especially good

In a satisfactory physical or mental state

Acceptable or appropriate by conventional standards

Dull or commonplace in nature

Free from error

Following the established standards of behavior or manners

Awesome

Greater than average in size, amount, value or degree

Adverb

In a satisfactory manner or to a satisfactory extent

Noun

An authorization or approval

Verb

To give approval or authorization to

Interjection

Used to express agreement or acceptance

Used to indicate that one has understood something said

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Adjective

▲

Satisfactory, though not especially good

nothing to write home about

lacklustre^UK

lackluster^US

colourless^UK

colorless^US

nothing to get excited about

completely understandable

just right

okey-dokey

nothing out of the ordinary

gray^US

grey^UK

anaemic^UK

anemic^US

recognized^US

recognised^UK

meagre^UK

blending into the background

meager^US

nothing to shout about

of little consequence

wintry^US

wintery^UK

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“The restaurant's food was OK, but I'm unsure if I'll be returning.”

Adjective

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In a satisfactory physical or mental state

in good physical condition

in good physical shape

the picture of health

sound in body and limb

energised^UK

energized^US

chiseled^US

chiselled^UK

sound in wind and limb

fit as a butcher's dog

bursting with good health

colored^US

coloured^UK

molded^US

moulded^UK

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“Sometimes he's OK, and sometimes he can't breathe.”

Adjective

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Acceptable or appropriate by conventional standards

authorized^US

within accepted bounds

authorised^UK

legalized^US

recognized^US

legalised^UK

recognised^UK

licensed^US

licenced^UK

favoured^UK

favored^US

in accordance with the constitution

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“It's not OK to speak that way to your mother.”

Adjective

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Dull or commonplace in nature

colourless^UK

colorless^US

nothing to write home about

lacklustre^UK

lackluster^US

anaemic^UK

anemic^US

nothing to get excited about

laboured^UK

labored^US

gray^US

grey^UK

wintry^US

wintery^UK

meager^US

meagre^UK

not amounting to much

of little consequence

flavorless^US

flavourless^UK

unsavoury^UK

unsavory^US

driveling^US

drivelling^UK

sombre^UK

somber^US

blending into the background

neither one thing nor the other

nothing out of the ordinary

paralyzed^US

paralysed^UK

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Adjective

Free from error

along the right lines

telling it like it is

hard

pinpoint

judicious

as it really happened

authorized^US

skilful^UK

skillful^US

recognized^US

authorised^UK

recognised^UK

licensed^US

legalized^US

licenced^UK

legalised^UK

as true as I'm sitting here

tried and tested

A-OK

as true as I'm standing here

true in every respect

what actually happened

one hundred percent true

in accordance with reality

in accordance with the facts

straight from the horse's mouth

just what the doctor ordered

straight from horse's mouth

as much as is necessary

completely understandable

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Adjective

▲

Following the established standards of behavior or manners

civilised^UK

civilized^US

honourable^UK

honorable^US

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Adjective

Awesome

Adjective

Greater than average in size, amount, value or degree

worth taking into account

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Adverb

▲

In a satisfactory manner or to a satisfactory extent

in a satisfactory manner

in a satisfactory way

comparatively

to an acceptable degree

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“We've done OK this season and have tried to cover up our weaknesses as much as we can.”

Noun

▲

An authorization or approval

favor^US

favour^UK

honor^US

honour^UK

lionization^US

lionisation^UK

clamor^US

clamour^UK

eulogizing^US

eulogising^UK

honourable mention^US

honoring^US

honouring^UK

judgement^UK

judgment^US

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“Isaac was in the driver's seat, waiting for me to give him the OK to step on the gas.”

Verb

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To give approval or authorization to

approve

sanction

authorise^UK

authorize^US

finalise^UK

finalize^US

formalise^UK

formalize^US

licence^US

license^UK

favor^US

favour^UK

have

humor^US

humour^UK

give one's blessing to

give the green light to

give the thumbs up to

legalize^US

legalise^UK

legitimize^US

legitimise^UK

give the stamp of approval to

give a blank cheque to

give authorization to

give the seal of approval to

recognize^US

recognise^UK

give stamp of approval

accommodate

ditto

grant the right

give the green light for

honour^UK

eulogise^UK

grant authorization to

honor^US

eulogize^US

give the go-ahead for

give something the go ahead

put the seal of approval on

give someone the authority

normalize^US

regularize^US

normalise^UK

regularise^UK

give your blessing

give carte blanche

give someone authorization

give a hero's welcome

invite in

roll out the red carpet

rationalize^US

rationalise^UK

be a justification for

throw your weight behind

give a certificate to

take something on board

receive wholeheartedly

ally oneself with

receive enthusiastically

be on the side of

take to heart

take up the cudgels for

roll over and play dead

give moral support to

announce one's support for

give moral support

hold up one's end

come to the defence of

give backing to

stick by

regard as being identical to

regard as being the same as

consider to be

answer for

show just cause for

provide a rationale for

do justice to

show to be reasonable

speak in favor of

make good on

give a justification for

give reasons for

be answerable for

prove to be reasonable

give an explanation for

be on familiar terms with

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“All of the required documents are in order, meaning that the board will likely OK the deal.”

Interjection

▲

Used to express agreement or acceptance

I can't say no to that

you'd better believe it

I hear you loud and clear

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“Well, OK, that is indeed an accurate statement.”

Interjection

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Used to indicate that one has understood something said

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