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Discover LudwigThe phrase "weathered good" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe something that has aged or endured well, but the correct form would be "weathered well." Example: "The old barn has weathered well over the years, maintaining its charm and character."
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The city's other markets have weathered good times and bad.
"While leading men have been celebrated for their timeless charm and weathered good looks, women my age have been barely visible on screen," she wrote for Fortune, adding that women "try to remain visible by remodeling what age has created".
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"Weather good on Everest.
Its message to the Enola Gay crew: "Weather good, possible to drop bomb".
Weather good".
"Ours is a strategy for all weather, good or bad," chairman Lord Stevenson tells shareholders.
Buoyed by good weather, good location and lots of tourism, the country's 250,000 or so citizens lead comfortable lives.
Beautiful capital, perfect weather, good food, Fado music, warm people".
Our wedding was the perfect day--gorgeous weather, good food and our closest loved ones.
Tell the animals that this weather is good weather when their homes are just decimated by weather.
Videos were recorded in snowy weather and good weather, respectively.
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