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have a good war
idiomUK(also have a good...)
to behave in a way that is successful and admired during a war, or during a difficult time period that can be seen as similar to a war:
Unlike so many of his shell-shocked generation, Spencer had a good war.
He had a good war, serving as a captain with the 9th Lancers, and was awarded the MC.
The president of the Farmers' Union had a good war, impressing ministers with his calm handling of the foot-and-mouth crisis.
It was agreed that the BBC had had a good pandemic.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Admirable and admired
admirable
admirably
awe-inspiring
awe-inspiringly
awesome
estimable
estimably
exemplarily
exemplary
favourable
laudable
laudably
meritorious
meritoriously
noted
the toast of somethingidiom
toast
vaunted
venerable
venerably
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