silence is goldensaying
They were Hollywood's golden couple until their marriage unravelled.
We had many golden moments together.
Congratulations! Your performance was golden.

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healthily
heavy hitteridiom
high-flyer
rail
represent
smash
successful
successfully
superachiever
superhit
superseller

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golden | American Dictionary

golden
adjective
us/ˈɡoʊl·dən/

goldenadjective (WITH AN ADVANTAGE)

advantageous, successful, or promising:
the golden days of youth
They had several golden opportunities (= especially good opportunities) to score.

goldenadjective (OF A COLOR)

of a color that looks like gold; yellow; warm light brown :
Bake about seven minutes, or until golden.

goldenadjective (OF METAL)

[ not gradable ]
made of gold:
a golden chain

Examples of golden

golden
In fact, the gates have been conceived in terms of squares and golden-section rectangles in a variety of combinations.
Why would self-maximizers give up their golden opportunity to achieve what they say is their most desired outcome by co-operating when they expect co-operation?
We cannot avoid ghosts as haunting as the golden ages are enchanting.
The following result is central to ensure existence of a golden rule in the next section.
From this equation the characterization of the golden rule given by (7) is straightforward.
Section 4 contains the main result of this paper on the existence of a golden-rule saving rate.
They had a golden opportunity to do so much [in their new nikahn-ma].
She eats the baby, but its siblings narrowly escape by climbing up a golden chain sent from heaven.
The numbers correspond to the golden-section ratio and each is the sum of the previous two.
In this garden sixty years ago a golden snake stooped at the water trough.
The fourth painting was of a girl with golden hair and a sky-blue dress, sitting on the steps of an old archway.
They make "motion selection" by defining the "golden rules" according to the observations of ref. [2].
Dressed as an angel, the figure seems more suspended from the prominent golden wings attached to her costume than supporting them.
His death in 1791 represented the terminus ad quem of this golden age.
At this point it would be easy to get distracted, as so many commentators have been, by the golden idol of veracity.
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