As good as
adverb
Almost the same as or equal to.
Her homemade apple pie is as good as any you'd buy in a shop.

Often appears as...
- as good as gold
- as good as new
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adverb
It is certain or very likely.
Considering the weather, they're as good as gone by now.

Often appears as...
- as good as it gets
- as good as done
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adjective
Used to express that a thing or situation is of high quality or standard.
I've heard his performance was as good as, if not better than, the original actor's.

Often appears as...
- as good as promised
- as good as agreed
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adverb
Almost the same as or equal to.
Her homemade apple pie is as good as any you'd buy in a shop.

Often appears as...
- as good as gold
- as good as new
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adverb
It is certain or very likely.
Considering the weather, they're as good as gone by now.

Often appears as...
- as good as it gets
- as good as done
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adjective
Used to express that a thing or situation is of high quality or standard.
I've heard his performance was as good as, if not better than, the original actor's.

Often appears as...
- as good as promised
- as good as agreed
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 3

Comparative Strength
Indicates something is nearly, but not exactly, the same in quality or value.

After the repair, my phone was as good as new.
Not Literal
The phrase often emphasizes close similarity, not exact equivalence.

With all her experience, she's as good as any professional singer.
Emotional Nuance
Can suggest a touch of irony or resignation towards the compared subject.

He missed so many classes, he's as good as failed the course.
Comparative Strength
Indicates something is nearly, but not exactly, the same in quality or value.

After the repair, my phone was as good as new.
Not Literal
The phrase often emphasizes close similarity, not exact equivalence.

With all her experience, she's as good as any professional singer.
Emotional Nuance
Can suggest a touch of irony or resignation towards the compared subject.

He missed so many classes, he's as good as failed the course.
Comparative Strength
Indicates something is nearly, but not exactly, the same in quality or value.

After the repair, my phone was as good as new.
Not Literal
The phrase often emphasizes close similarity, not exact equivalence.

With all her experience, she's as good as any professional singer.
Emotional Nuance
Can suggest a touch of irony or resignation towards the compared subject.

He missed so many classes, he's as good as failed the course.
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