good-humored Antonyms
Strongest:
- fussy
- restless
- crabby
- grumpy
- grouchy
- crabby
- restive
- restless
- cranky
- uneasy
- fussy
- uneasy
- querulous
- grumpy
- restive
- querulous
- cranky
- grouchy
Strong:
- squirmy
- squirmy
- discontented
- discontented
- disgruntled
- displeased
- dissatisfied
- wiggly
- twitchy
- dissatisfied
- antsy
- fidgety
- antsy
- twitchy
- wiggly
- displeased
- fidgety
- disgruntled
Weak:
Meaning of good-humored
good-humored (s)
disposed to please
good-humored (a.)
Having a cheerful spirit and demeanor; good-tempered. See Good-natured.
good-humored Sentence Examples
- The teacher displayed good-humored patience with her mischievous students.
- Despite the challenges, the team remained good-humored and supportive of each other.
- The comedian's good-humored jokes elicited laughter from the entire audience.
- Mary's good-humored nature made her a popular colleague, even among those who disagreed with her.
- The children's good-humored antics brought joy to their elderly neighbor.
- The sales associate greeted customers with a warm and good-humored demeanor.
- The boss appreciated his employees' good-humored willingness to go the extra mile.
- The good-humored banter between the friends lightened the tension in the room.
- The politician's good-humored speeches appealed to voters, regardless of their political affiliations.
- Even in the face of adversity, the family maintained their good-humored spirit.
FAQs About the word good-humored
disposed to pleaseHaving a cheerful spirit and demeanor; good-tempered. See Good-natured.
good-tempered, affable, stoical, good-natured, gracious,amiable, stoic, genial, agreeable, complaisant
fussy, restless, crabby, grumpy, grouchy, crabby, restive, restless, cranky, uneasy
The teacher displayed good-humored patience with her mischievous students.
Despite the challenges, the team remained good-humored and supportive of each other.
The comedian's good-humored jokes elicited laughter from the entire audience.
Mary's good-humored nature made her a popular colleague, even among those who disagreed with her.
