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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message that is positive, meaningful, or effective in communication.
Example: "The speaker delivered a good message about the importance of kindness and community service."
Alternatives: "a positive message" or "an effective message."
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What a good message that book has!
That's a good message, right?
That's not a good message.
"It's not a good message to send".
"It was a good message," Phil Hughes said.
It's not sending a good message".
"It's not a good message", he says, to "ignore" states.
"It's a good message to start the debate".
That's not a good message to deliver to anyone".
I think it is a good message, personally.
"This game gives a good message," Stange said.
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