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The phrase "a good looking" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "good-looking" when used as a compound adjective.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is attractive or visually appealing, typically before a noun.
Example: "She is a good-looking person who always attracts attention."
Alternatives: "attractive" or "handsome" or "appealing".
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It's a good looking shoe.
It's a good looking phone, no doubt.
Man that's a good looking statue.
This is a good looking netbook.
It is a good looking gadget though.
As mentioned, it's a good looking scale.
Similar(47)
Take a good look.
That's a good look.
That was a good look.
"It's never a good look.
"Take a good look around," he says.
More suggestions(23)
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a good information
a good rolling
a good checking
a good examination
a good probing
a good work
a good consulting
a well looking
a good working
a good search
a good walking
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