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1. (adj.) good-natured
having or showing a pleasant, kindly, agreeable disposition; amiable.
Etymology: (1570–80)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) good-natured
having an easygoing and cheerful disposition
"too good-natured to resent a little criticism"; "the good-natured policeman on our block"; "the sounds of good-natured play"
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1. (adjective) good-natured
kind and happy
a good-natured person/smile
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1. (adj) good-natured
naturally mild in temper; not easily provoked
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Sense: pleasant; not easily made angry
a good-natured fellow.
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 Afrikaans: goedaardige |
 Arabic: دَمِث الأخْلاق، ذو طبْعٍ |
 Bulgarian: приятен |
 Brazilian: afável |
 Czech: dobrácký, bodrý, laskavý |
 German: gutmütig |
 Danish: rar; godmodig |
 Greek: καλόβουλος, ευχάριστος, ή |
 Spanish: afable, bonachón |
 Estonian: heasüdamlik |
 Farsi: مهربان؛ خوش طینت |
 Finnish: hyväluontoinen |
 French: facileà vivre |
 Hebrew: טוֹב לֵב |
 Hindi: सुशील, प्रिय |
 Croatian: dobre naravi |
 Hungarian: jó természetű, jólelkű |
 Indonesian: menyenangkan |
 Icelandic: góðlyndur |
 Italian: benevolo |
 Japanese: 気だてのよい |
 Korean: 상냥한, 너그러운 |
 Lithuanian: geraširdis |
 Latvian: labsirdīgs |
 Malay: baik |
 Dutch: goedmoedig, aardig, prett |
 Norwegian: hyggelig, godmodig |
 Polish: pogodny |
 Persian: مهربان؛ خوش طینت |
 Pashto: مهربان |
 Portuguese: afável |
 Romanian: plăcut |
 Russian: добродушный |
 Slovak: srdečný |
 Slovenian: dobrodušen |
 Serbian: dobroćudan |
 Swedish: godmodig |
 Thai: ซึ่งมีใจเมตตา |
 Turkish: iyi huylu |
 Taiwanese: 脾氣好的 |
 Ukrainian: доброї вдачі |
 Urdu: خوش طبع |
 Vietnamese: có tính cách tử tế |
 Chinese: 脾气好的 |
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