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adjective Very satisfactory or acceptable; fine: "You had to be a good judge of what a man was like, and the English was copacetic” (John O'Hara).

But he ignored all that and treated me like everything was copacetic, smiling and grinning and telling me how great my stuff was. — F ;SF - vol 098 issue 04 - April 2000
This is not to suggest that everything is suddenly copacetic between the two nations. — Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
Saving Abel are part of the messed-up new generation of post-Molly Hatchet southern-rockers, struggling to get porno chicks and find their way in a world where it's not copacetic for bands to come right out and say they're mostly in it for porno chicks and pinching out totally awesome guitar solos. — SpikeMagazine.com
Even smart, proudly rational people engaged in magical thinking, acting as if the new power of the Internet and its New Economy would miraculously make everything copacetic again. — TIME.com: Top Stories
TV critics and Emmy voters don't always see eye to eye, but when it comes to the delights of Don Draper, the two camps are completely copacetic. — TVBizwire