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Meanings of goodness in English
Antonyms
Examples for "evil"
Examples for "evil"
1
The one evil in all is the intolerable length of the debates.
2
The watch caught the eye of the cottager; that evil eye sparkled.
3
It was the meeting-place for all the evil women in the neighbourhood.
4
Religion, unfortunately, provides a useful cover and powerful motivator for the evil-hearted.
5
And in the same direction lies the remedy for the tenement evil.
1
In the end the evilness of the year prevailed in their thoughts.
2
I felt more definitely convinced than ever of the essential evilness of the spot.
3
She was otherwise naked, this making her look only more wanton in her evilness.
4
The whole diabolical scheme was perfect in its evilness.
5
Before God we admit our stupidity and our evilness.
Portuguese
valor Quality of having positive subjective value; opposite of badness.
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Usage of goodness in English
1
History doesn't have any 'badness' or 'goodness.' This world has a future.
2
Immigration into Britain is going to continue and thank goodness for that.
3
Drinking well is a good deal cheaper than dressing well, thank goodness.
4
In a Tweet that has since been deleted, Eberhard said: Thank goodness.
5
He is unlimited in wisdom, in power, in goodness, in beauty, etc.
6
The water was murky enough to hide my lower parts, thank goodness.
7
How many people does it take to market potatoes, for goodness' sake?
8
Thank goodness he hadn't left after dropping Sherm off at his house.
9
Thank goodness there's a They Draw and Cook book coming out soon.
10
This accounts in part for the goodness and purity in his works.
11
Objection 1: It seems that goodness is prior in idea to being.
12
Uprightness is the beauty of integrity; goodness is the loveliness of benevolence.
13
In spite of these evils, we believe in the goodness of God.
14
In general two qualities have been regarded as characteristic: power and goodness.
15
Thank goodness he had a number of favours he could call in.
16
Oh my goodness!' Our dad spoke to them about two days later.
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Goodness through the time
Goodness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Less common
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