Good Looking

A2 16+

Pronunciation: /ɡʊd ˈlʊkɪŋ/

Definitions of good looking

noun a person who is physically attractive

Example Sentences

A1 My friend has a good looking dog.

A2 I saw a good looking painting at the art gallery.

B1 The new employee is very good looking and professional.

B2 She always wears good looking outfits to work.

C1 The actor is known for his good looking appearance on screen.

C2 The model is considered one of the most good looking individuals in the industry.

adjective describing or representing well or favorably

Example Sentences

A1 She is good looking.

A2 The actor in the movie is good looking.

B1 The new teacher at school is very good looking.

B2 The model on the magazine cover is incredibly good looking.

C1 His good looking appearance helped him land the lead role in the play.

C2 The actress is not only talented but also incredibly good looking.

Examples of good looking in a Sentence

formal The candidate for the job is good looking and well-groomed.

informal Wow, that new guy in accounting is really good looking!

slang Dang, that dude is a total snack - so good looking!

figurative The sunset over the ocean was so good looking, it took my breath away.

Grammatical Forms of good looking

past tense

looked good

plural

good lookings

comparative

better looking

superlative

best looking

present tense

looks good

future tense

will look good

perfect tense

have looked good

continuous tense

is looking good

singular

good looking

positive degree

good looking

infinitive

to look good

gerund

looking good

participle

good looking

Origin and Evolution of good looking

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: Middle English
Story behind the word: The term 'good looking' originated from Middle English, where 'good' meant 'pleasing, favorable' and 'looking' referred to appearance or physical attractiveness.
Evolution of the word: Over time, 'good looking' has evolved to commonly describe someone who is physically attractive or appealing in appearance.