subjectively good: i like it but you probably won't
objectively good: a ratings aggregator website says it's an 8/10
bijectively good: high aggregator score but i didn't like it
dejectively good: i'm disappointed that i like it because it has a LOT of flaws that would normally ruin something for me and i feel conflicted about recommending it when i hate most similar media
rejectively good: it's so polished and seamless to the point that i just can't enjoy it because it feels soulless. see also: qualityslop
adjectively good: "it's really good if you're into [ADJECTIVE] movies and you're okay with [ADJECTIVE] stuff and [ADJECTIVE] or [ADJECTIVE] scenes and also the director is kinda [ADJECTIVE] about [CLASS OF PERSON] and..."
projectively good: "the first few (episodes/levels/chapters/hours/installments/volumes) are pretty bad but after that it slaps"
superprojectively good: "everything they've released so far has been pretty disappointing but there are some solid ideas in there and the future (episodes/levels/etc) will probably be awesome"
hyperprojectively good: "okay it's finished and the whole thing sucks, but the fanfiction it inspired is so good"