[Idiom] "More than good enough" vs "good enough"

[EngFan]

I wanted to know the difference between "more than good enough" and "good enough", "more than good enough" is an idiomatic english as I sometimes see this phrase in the web?

 

[SoothingDave]

What's the difference between having enough money and having more than enough money?

 

[EngFan]

What's the difference between having enough money and having more than enough money?

Can we say "more than enough" instead of "more than good enough"?

 

[SoothingDave]

No. I am trying to point you to the key word here, which is "more."

Something that is "good enough" is suitable for your needs. A Fiat or a Kia is "good enough" as a source of transportation. A BMW or a Mercedes is "more than good enough" to get you around town.

A hamburger is "good enough" to stop you from being hungry. A think, juicy steak is "more than good enough."