exceeding all expectations; surprising; appearing or developing in a way that is different from what one predicted

to be good at understanding others' feelings and intentions; to be thoughtful and considerate

entirely as one wishes; to be fully satisfying; to match what people hoped for

(idiom) barely satisfactory; just good enough to be acceptable. Originally meant to be quite heartening or encouraging, but in modern usage describes something that is only roughly acceptable.

exceed all expectations; turned out other than expected

To exceed all expectations or come as a surprise; to turn out differently than anticipated

To only serve to confuse or disturb people's minds without being of any help; usually said of a statement, argument, or news that is unnecessary or distracting.

A gift might be small but it carries deep feeling; used to express that the meaning behind a gift is more important than its material value.

A goose feather sent from a thousand miles away, the gift is light but the feeling is heavy; used to express that a gift is valuable because of the sentiment behind it rather than its material price.

satisfactory; satisfying; pleasing or likable to others

to be popular or pleasing to people; to win favor with others

a small gift given with great affection; it is not the value of the gift that matters, but the sincerity of the giver

leaving much to be desired; unsatisfactory; undesirable