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Allowed by the rules

Bearing good value, worth or reliability

Real and exactly what it appears to be

Based on, or displaying, common sense

Possible to be treated as fact

Used as an intensifier

Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination

Having a good reputation

Relevant or important with regard to (a subject or matter)

Large in size or amount

Having or showing high moral standards

Generally approved, believed, or recognized

Cutting or incisive

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Adjective

Allowed by the rules

on the up and up

within accepted bounds

going by the rules

decriminalised^UK

decriminalized^US

legally acceptable

legally binding

signed and sealed

sanctioned by law

in accordance with the constitution

able to hold water

fair and square

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Adjective

Bearing good value, worth or reliability

of high quality

of the highest quality

of the highest standard

top-of-the-line

top-of-the-range

too good to be true

supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

out of this world

top of the line

top of the range

of the first water

highest quality

of the first order

state-of-the-art

the dog's bollocks

of the highest order

of a high standard

in a class all by itself

above and beyond

of highest order

out-of-this-world

carefully chosen

of the highest type

highest-quality

a sight for sore eyes

easy on the eye

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Adjective

Real and exactly what it appears to be

uncounterfeited

honest-to-goodness

straightforward

on the up and up

fair and square

incontrovertible

no buts about it

on the up-and-up

genuine article

twenty-four carat

as true as I'm sitting here

high-principled

as true as I'm standing here

meaning what one says

straight from horse's mouth

telling it like it is

as it really happened

in accordance with the facts

what really happened

what actually happened

in accordance with reality

straight from shoulder

just what the doctor ordered

just what we need

absolutely right

exactly correct

straight from the horse's mouth

on the right track

along the right lines

on the right lines

cooking with gas

according to Hoyle

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Adjective

Based on, or displaying, common sense

well thought out

able to hold water

holding together

standing to reason

well-thought-out

circumstantiated

in one's right mind

based on good sense

full of common sense

straight from horse's mouth

from the horse's mouth

having all one's marbles

with both feet on the ground

with one's feet on the ground

with both one's feet on the ground

well-proportioned

mentally stable

have one's feet on the ground

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Adjective

Possible to be treated as fact

honest-to-goodness

well documented

twenty-four-carat

distinguishable

incontrovertible

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

black-and-white

black and white

clearly defined

as plain as the nose on your face

straightforward

as plain as daylight

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Adjective

Used as an intensifier

Adjective

Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination

anti-discrimination

nondiscriminatory

non-discriminatory

according to the rules

on the up and up

fair and square

straightforward

according to Hoyle

full of integrity

straight-shooting

honest-to-goodness

straight from shoulder

telling the truth

on the up-and-up

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Adjective

Having a good reputation

anti-corruption

well thought of

well-thought-of

copper-bottomed

high-principled

straightforward

highly regarded

tried and trusted

with a good reputation

of good standing

salt of the earth

morally correct

of high standing

pure as the driven snow

much-publicized

tried and tested

whiter than white

highly esteemed

highly thought of

irreprehensible

full of integrity

in the public eye

in the limelight

beyond reproach

recognizable^US

above suspicion

recognisable^UK

worthy of admiration

on the up-and-up

unobjectionable

much publicized

well-engineered

having made a name for oneself

well engineered

tested and proved

highly respectable

morally acceptable

honest-to-goodness

good as one's word

to be counted on

carrying the load

of the first rank

capable of being trusted

put to the test

without reproach

on the up and up

of great consequence

self-sacrificing

straight from the horse's mouth

pure as driven snow

wet behind ears

as good as one's word

worthy of trust

worthy of mention

worthy of commendation

batting a thousand

nondiscriminatory

non-discriminatory

anti-discrimination

fair and square

philanthropical

dyed-in-the-wool

with no axe to grind

highest-ranking

according to the rules

self-respecting

fair-and-square

string along with

according to Hoyle

inextinguishable

self-sufficient

right and proper

public-spirited

willingly given

fair-to-middling

extremely careful

without fear or favour

picture-perfect

beyond criticism

invigorating^US

envigorating^UK

deserving congratulations

hale and hearty

in fine feather

well-brought-up

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Adjective

Relevant or important with regard to (a subject or matter)

having to do with

having direct bearing on

that's the ticket

fit for purpose

right up someone's street

in keeping with

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Large in size or amount

not to be sneezed at

not inconsiderable

disproportionate

worth taking into account

generously proportioned

intercontinental

all-encompassing

across-the-board

of considerable size

powerfully built

extremely large

larger-than-life

no end in sight

thick on the ground

through the ceiling

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Adjective

Having or showing high moral standards

anti-corruption

morally correct

high-principled

irreprehensible

whiter than white

without reproach

pure as the driven snow

on the up and up

straightforward

full of integrity

on the up-and-up

salt of the earth

morally acceptable

fair and square

philanthropical

honest-to-goodness

unobjectionable

highly regarded

nondiscriminatory

above suspicion

beyond criticism

according to Hoyle

according to the rules

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Adjective

Generally approved, believed, or recognized

long-established

tried and tested

run-of-the-mill

dyed-in-the-wool

well established

firmly established

across the board

recognizable^US

well-established

traditionalistic

recognisable^UK

middle-of-the-road

common or garden

commonly accepted

generally accepted

widely recognized

matter-of-course

signed and sealed

across-the-board

widely believed

self-proclaimed

undistinguished

in established usage

officially recognized

ceremonialistic

tried and trusted

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

taken for granted

sanctioned by law

going by the rules

straightforward

making the rounds

doing the rounds

encyclopedic^US

legally acceptable

legally binding

on everyone's lips

straight-shooting

honest-to-goodness

individualistic

encyclopaedic^UK

one-size-fits-all

ultraconservative

paleoconservative

archconservative

generally known

telling the truth

fair and square

on the up-and-up

only to be expected

par for the course

on the up and up

according to the book

straight from the horse's mouth

holding up in wash

got it together

nothing to write home about

no great shakes

standardized^US

standardised^UK

nothing special

run-of-the-mine

fair-to-middling

nothing to get excited about

inconsequential

run of the mill

fair to middling

middle of the road

what one would expect

unsophisticated

lacking variety

lacking variation

bred-in-the-bone

in the habit of

cheap and commonplace

of little importance

of no consequence

of no importance

of little consequence

not worth mentioning

of no great concern

blending into the background

readily available

widely available

matter-of- fact

socially obligatory

conforming to accepted standards

most significant

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Adjective

Cutting or incisive

short-and-sweet

laid on the line

calling a spade a spade

evil-intentioned

tongue-in-cheek

extremely critical

clearly audible

passing through

uncomplimentary

accidentally on purpose

dripping with malice

rubbing the wrong way

quietly humorous

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