good faith (Meaning)

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good faith (n)

having honest intentions

The contract was entered into with the parties acting in good faith.
The relationship between them was built on mutual trust and good faith.
The plaintiff sought payment from the defendant in good faith.
The witness provided testimony in good faith, believing it to be true.
The government acted in good faith when it implemented the new regulations.
The negotiations were conducted in good faith, with both sides seeking a mutually acceptable outcome.
The parties have a duty to act in good faith during the execution of the agreement.
The court found that the defendant breached the contract by acting in bad faith.
The company's commitment to transparency and accountability demonstrates its good faith efforts.
The apology was offered in good faith, as a genuine expression of remorse.

having honest intentions

sincerity, righteousness, credibility, plainspokenness, verity, candidness, guilelessness, candor, honesty, truthfulness

bad faith, deceit, lying, dishonesty, dishonesty, deceit, lying,bad faith, unscrupulousness, insidiousness

The contract was entered into with the parties acting in good faith.

The relationship between them was built on mutual trust and good faith.

The plaintiff sought payment from the defendant in good faith.

The witness provided testimony in good faith, believing it to be true.