Usually means: Significant, worthy of attention, substantial.
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  1. nothing to sneeze at: Merriam-Webster
  2. nothing to sneeze at: Wiktionary

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  1. nothing to sneeze at: Idioms

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Definitions from Wiktionary (nothing to sneeze at)

▸ noun:  (informal) Something that is decent, acceptable, or worthwhile.

Similar:
Good Thing, bit of alright, merit, agreeable, amenity, good, good-good, bit of fluff, fair, goodun, more...

Opposite:
significant, noteworthy, impressive, substantial

Types:
impressive, significant, noteworthy, substantial, considerable, remarkable, notable, more...

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Similar:
Good Thing, bit of alright, merit, agreeable, amenity, good, good-good, bit of fluff, fair, goodun, more...

Opposite:
significant, noteworthy, impressive, substantial

Types:
impressive, significant, noteworthy, substantial, considerable, remarkable, notable, more...



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