corking Antonyms
Strongest:
- awesome
- great
- prime
- stellar
- fine
- excellent
- wonderful
- hot
- marvellous
- lovely
- terrific
- superb
- beautiful
- fabulous
- fantastic
- marvelous
Strong:
- fab
- crackerjack
- sensational
- radical
- choice
- top-shelf
- boffo
- top
- nifty
- heavenly
- out-of-sight
- grand
- bang-up
- number-one
- unsurpassed
- banner
- sterling
- high-class
- supernal
- keen
- blue-chip
- a1
- primo
- cracking
- righteous
- exceptional
- gone
- tip-top
- groovy
- prize
- good
- classic
- gangbuster
- divine
- topping
- dynamite
- boss
- first-rate
- neat
- prizewinning
- dope
- first-string
- gilt-edge
- superior
- gangbusters
- famous
- noble
- special
- immense
- first-class
- down
- splendid
- dandy
- out-of-this-world
- peachy
- cool
- capital
- decent
- quality
- bumper
- brave
- superlative
- frontline
- top-notch
- par-excellence
- mean
- blue-ribbon
- slick
- bully
- fantabulous
- topflight
- wizard
- too-much
- bonny
- swell
Weak:
Meaning of corking
Wordnet
corking (s)
very good
corking Sentence Examples
- The team delivered a corking performance, securing their place in the finals.
- She did a corking job on the presentation, impressing everyone with her thorough research.
- We had a corking time at the party last night; the atmosphere was fantastic.
- His corking goal in the final minutes of the game secured victory for his team.
- The chef prepared a corking meal, receiving compliments from all the guests.
- The company celebrated its anniversary with a corking event that left a lasting impression.
- The comedian's corking jokes had the audience roaring with laughter throughout the show.
- The band played a corking set, energizing the crowd with their music.
- Despite the rain, we had a corking day at the beach, building sandcastles and swimming in the ocean.
- The author's latest book is receiving rave reviews; critics describe it as a corking read.
FAQs About the word corking
very good
awesome, great, prime, stellar, fine,excellent, wonderful, hot, marvellous, lovely
terrible, wretched, poor, awful, lousy, unsatisfactory, inferior, bad, execrable, atrocious
The team delivered a corking performance, securing their place in the finals.
She did a corking job on the presentation, impressing everyone with her thorough research.
We had a corking time at the party last night; the atmosphere was fantastic.
His corking goal in the final minutes of the game secured victory for his team.
