Pronunciation: /fɔr ɡʊd/
adjective used to describe a permanent or final action or decision
A1 She left her old job for good and started a new career.
A2 After the breakup, he decided to delete her number for good.
B1 The company closed down for good due to financial difficulties.
B2 They finally resolved their differences and made up for good.
C1 The decision to move abroad was made for good, with no intention of returning.
C2 After years of uncertainty, they finally settled in their new home for good.
adverb permanently or forever
A1 I cleaned my room for good.
A2 She left her job for good.
B1 They decided to move to a new city for good.
B2 He quit smoking for good after his health scare.
C1 The company closed its doors for good after years of financial struggles.
C2 She cut ties with her toxic friends for good to focus on her mental health.
preposition indicating the purpose or reason for something
A1 I am leaving for good tomorrow.
A2 She decided to quit her job for good.
B1 He moved to a new city for good career opportunities.
B2 They cut ties with their toxic friend for good.
C1 The company closed down for good due to financial issues.
C2 After years of therapy, she finally overcame her anxiety for good.
formal She decided to leave the company for good and pursue a different career path.
informal I'm done with that job, I'm quitting for good this time.
slang I broke up with him and blocked his number for good.
figurative After the incident, trust between them was broken for good.
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