good news
collocation in Englishmeaningsofgoodandnews
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good
adjective
uk/ɡʊd/us/ɡʊd/
very satisfactory, enjoyable, pleasant, ...
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news
noun[U]
uk/njuːz/us/nuːz/
information or reports about ...
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(Definition ofgoodandnewsfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofgood news
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Goodnewsdeliveries are produced with an increased animatedness, including wider pitch range and more frequent and abrupt pitch shifts.
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Again, this isgoodnewsfor international relations co-operation theorists.
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The doctor told us we should then have one more trawl and then take the eastern run down which wasgoodnewsto us all.
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Obviously, this isgoodnewsfor societies anticipating a substantial increase of the older population.
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The imperative to spread the gospel, the ' 'goodnews, ' ' to nonbelievers is the irreducible core of this evangelical mission.
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Indeed, it isgoodnewsfor the current integrative aims of developmental studies that these misconceptions can be set aside.
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Thegoodnewsis that this state of affairs is not being meekly accepted.
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Thegoodnewsis that powerful preconditioning techniques have been developed for many problems of practical interest.
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We simply accept that in biomedical research, all news isgoodnews.
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All this isgoodnewsto the urban historian alienated by the abstractions of architectural history.
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Thegoodnewsis that studies in animals demonstrated several agents with potentially beneficial effects.
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Goodnewsfor the warmblooded birds and mammals, which now seize their opportunity.
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Tell her thegoodnews. 37-year-old female!
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Thegoodnewsfor presidents is that agency structure is more malleable than usually recognized.
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The second piece ofgoodnewsis that this is our final quarterly issues.
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This isgoodnews, in that lead poisoning often has serious negative repercussions on children's physical and cognitive development.
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Buying compost: thegoodnewsand the bad news.
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Also, unless they could feel confident that their physicians' reports were honest, they could have no trust ingoodnews, bad news, or directions.
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Solid waste re-use and urban agriculture: dilemmas in developing countries: the bad news and thegoodnews.
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The patterns were often pairable, such that a phenomenon prevalent ingoodnewsdeliveries would have its opposite in bad news deliveries.
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