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good-naturedness

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The state or quality of being good-natured; good temper.

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  • noun The quality of being good-natured.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • noun a cheerful willingness to be obliging

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Examples

  • We had just hired a new nanny, Sezi, who was already changing our lives with her heart and good-naturedness and her sweet, loving personality.

    Falling Apart in One Piece Stacy Morrison 2010

  • We had just hired a new nanny, Sezi, who was already changing our lives with her heart and good-naturedness and her sweet, loving personality.

    Falling Apart in One Piece Stacy Morrison 2010

  • We had just hired a new nanny, Sezi, who was already changing our lives with her heart and good-naturedness and her sweet, loving personality.

    Falling Apart in One Piece Stacy Morrison 2010

  • We pride ourselves on the number of times we are able to say "yes" to one another even when grumpy domesticity threatens to supercede our relative good-naturedness.

    Alex Gersten: Saying Yes 2008

  • "But if you have them, I want to know my score," he said, face bearing not even a trace of good-naturedness.

    Attitude 2006

  • "But if you have them, I want to know my score," he said, face bearing not even a trace of good-naturedness.

    Archive 2006-11-01 2006

  • Nowhere among the rounded, padded chairs was there evidence of the sharp glint of his American television persona, nor the ruddy good-naturedness of his BBC character.

    Grilling Gordon 2007

  • Nowhere among the rounded, padded chairs was there evidence of the sharp glint of his American television persona, nor the ruddy good-naturedness of his BBC character.

    Grilling Gordon 2007

  • Nowhere among the rounded, padded chairs was there evidence of the sharp glint of his American television persona, nor the ruddy good-naturedness of his BBC character.

    Grilling Gordon 2007

  • Your simple & silly good-naturedness is immediately recognizable, and it sets you apart in this sarcastic world.

    Archive 2006-01-01 Jeff 2006

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