a good deal
A fair amount
A good deal functions as both a noun phrase and an adverb.
As a noun, it describes a transaction or arrangement that benefits the buyer or participant: We got a good deal on the car.
As an adverb, it means considerably or to a large extent: She knows a good deal more about the subject than I do.
The phrase emphasizes quantity or degree rather than quality when used adverbially.
Take without permission
- savingsAccumulated money kept
- discountReduced price offered
- markdownReduction in retail price
- clearancePermitted passage or approval
affordable · low-cost · budget-friendly · cut-rate · economical · thrifty · underpriced · wholesale
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- lotsLarge amount, or parcels
- muchGreat quantity or degree
- considerableNotably large in amount
- substantialOf notable size or importance
ample · abundant · significant · extensive · numerous · plentiful · copious · bountiful
steal
Take without permission
clearance · affordable · low-cost · budget-friendly · cut-rate · economical · thrifty · underpriced · wholesale · sale
plenty
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- lotsLarge amount, or parcels
- muchGreat quantity or degree
- considerableNotably large in amount
substantial · ample · abundant · significant · extensive · numerous · plentiful · copious · bountiful · quite a bit