gangbusters (Meaning)
gangbusters
outstandingly excellent or successful
Synonyms & Antonyms of gangbusters
Synonyms:
- immense
- heavenly
- boss
- bumper
- brave
- swell
- traditional
- divine
- boffo
- corking
- blue-ribbon
- hype
- neat
- down
- first-class
- sensational
- number one
- frontline
- noble
- prize
- fantabulous
- superb
- A1
- top-of-the-line
- A-OK
- peachy
- dope
- radical
- too much
- grand
- crackerjack
- topflight
- jim-dandy
- blue-chip
- primo
- righteous
- high-class
- brag
- keen
- gilt-edge
- prime
- dandy
- cool
- topping
- top
- nifty
- unsurpassed
- groovy
- OK
- slick
- superior
- adequate
- first-string
- par excellence
- No. 1
- out of this world
- good
- tolerable
- sterling
- dynamite
- wizard
- capital
- top-notch
- choice
- superlative
- bang-up
- first-rate
- out-of-sight
- acceptable
- peachy keen
- bully
- top-shelf
- splendid
- hot
- tip-top
Antonyms:
gangbusters Sentence Examples
- The company's sales team exceeded all expectations, selling products like gangbusters.
- The concert tickets went on sale and sold out in a matter of hours, selling gangbusters.
- The new product launch was an overwhelming success, with sales going gangbusters from the start.
- The restaurant's business has been gangbusters since it opened last month, with lines out the door every night.
- The stock market has been performing gangbusters in recent months, with record gains across the board.
- The latest blockbuster movie is doing gangbusters at the box office, breaking all sorts of records.
- The political candidate's rally was a huge success, with supporters cheering gangbusters and waving signs.
- The grand opening of the new shopping mall was gangbusters, with thousands of people attending.
- The charity's fundraising campaign was a resounding success, raising money gangbusters for a worthy cause.
- The team's performance on the field has been gangbusters, with multiple wins and a strong chance at the championship.
FAQs About the word gangbusters
outstandingly excellent or successful
famous, gone, okay, wonderful, quality, marvellous, banner, mean, marvelous, great
awful,poor, terrible, vile, bad, wretched, rotten, atrocious, pathetic, lousy
The company's sales team exceeded all expectations, selling products like gangbusters.
The concert tickets went on sale and sold out in a matter of hours, selling gangbusters.
The new product launch was an overwhelming success, with sales going gangbusters from the start.
The restaurant's business has been gangbusters since it opened last month, with lines out the door every night.
