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Is phenomenal another word for good?

No, "phenomenal" is not a synonym for "good". While it can sometimes be used to express something positive, it has a stronger and more specific meaning.

Here's why:

* "Phenomenal" implies something exceptional, extraordinary, or remarkable. It suggests something that stands out from the ordinary and is impressive or awe-inspiring.

* "Good" is a general term indicating something satisfactory or of a decent quality.

Examples:

* "The food was good." (This is a neutral statement, simply stating the food was acceptable.)

* "The concert was phenomenal!" (This implies the concert was exceptionally amazing and memorable.)

So, while "phenomenal" can be used to describe something positive, it's more than just "good". It carries a stronger meaning of being truly outstanding.

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