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Chévere
An adjective meaning good, nice or great, common in Puerto Rico and across much of the Caribbean and South America. It works for a person, a plan or a place, and it is one of the most useful words a visitor can learn. On the island it coexists with brutal, used the same way with more punch.
Exemple
Calling a place chévere approves of it without overselling, and it works for a beach as easily as for a person.
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