on someone's good side
on someone's good side prepositional phrase: in someone's good graces; approved of by someone; not having annoyed or irritated someone.
Prepositional phrase
- In someone's good graces; approved of by someone; not having annoyed or irritated someone.
- I think... I might've... failed Pomni. Just like I failed Jax. Try too hard to get on their good side, and then I just... end up pushing them away! And then they end up hating me!2025 August 15, Gooseworx, “They All Get Guns” (18:32 from the start), in The Amazing Digital Circus, episode 6, spoken by Ragatha (Amanda Hufford)
Questions about on someone's good side
- What does on someone's good side mean?
- On someone's good side means in someone's good graces; approved of by someone; not having annoyed or irritated someone.
- What part of speech is on someone's good side?
- On someone's good side is a prepositional phrase.
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