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Discover LudwigThe phrase "actually not good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a realization or opinion that something is not as positive as initially thought or presented.
Example: "After trying the new restaurant, I have to say that the food was actually not good, despite the rave reviews."
Alternatives: "really not great" or "truly not satisfactory".
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(It's actually not good news for the Lib Dems or Labour…) 19.
If multi-dating is anything like multi-tasking, then it's actually not good for us.
And the fact that he knows what good it is and he doesn't want to corrupt good; if good is real then I accept it; it's when good is actually not good, that's what gets him.
In fact, we're actually not good at working within them.
Although working nonstop can feel productive, it's actually not good for you, or for your relationship.
This is all well and good (or actually, not good but we're doing it anyway) until you hit the last episode of the show, and your world away from your real life is suddenly no longer.
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Yep, the good ol' days were actually not so good for many of our citizens.
This is actually not a good idea".
And Iowa is actually not very good at picking the ultimate winner.
Some experts now claim that most of them are actually not that good at what they do.
The flag-clad version is actually not a good way to see the choreography of "Trio A".
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