Usually expresses annoyance or frustration at a situation that's seen as the worst.

Negative Connotation

Predominantly used in British English, it may not be well understood by speakers of other English dialects.

British Usage

Often used sarcastically to highlight something that's bad or absurd.

Emphasizes that something is surprisingly impressive or exceeds expectations.

It's a more informal way to give someone or something a compliment.

Ideal for when someone has done something unexpectedly well.