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[ UK /kˌɒpɐsˈɛtɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. completely satisfactory
    his smile said that everything was copacetic
    You had to be a good judge of what a man was like, and the English was copacetic

How To Use copacetic In A Sentence

  • Although film has long offered immeasurable value to dance through its documentary capacities, the marriage is not always copacetic.
  • No consternation which many OGXers have found it more copacetic to become conservatives (remember a Reagan Youth?); or instead to embrace what Baudrillard (a French Postmodern) would call a "soft ideologies" of ecologism as well as antiracism, instead of, say, social justice. Archive 2009-11-01
  • If copacetic is Creole French in origin, it would also have a Southern homeland. The WELL: West L.A. Fadeaway
  • No consternation that most OGXers have found it more copacetic to turn conservatives (remember a Reagan Youth?); or instead to embrace what Baudrillard (a French Postmodern) would call a "soft ideologies" of ecologism as well as antiracism, instead of, say, amicable justice. Archive 2009-11-01
  • On the outside, things will be less copacetic, as Nancy's plan to reunite her far-flung family won't go smoothly, as not everyone will want to see her. Mega Buzz: Mentalist's Red John Dilemma, Weeds' Family Trials and Minds' Return
  • Nobody hates anybody, nobody puts anybody down, and everything's copacetic.
  • It's got some low keyboard gut rumbling, and the upbeat but somehow down tunes will leave you copacetic.
  • his smile said that everything was copacetic
  • Michael, who was thinking what a straight word ` copacetic " was, cast a nervous glance at his lover. SURE OF YOU
  • One of the few songs (in fact, I can't think of another off hand) bold enough to include "copacetic" and, with a flourish of daredevil panache, to rhyme it as well. The WELL: West L.A. Fadeaway
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