good-natured (Meaning)

Wordnet

good-natured (a)

having an easygoing and cheerful disposition

Webster

good-natured (a.)

Naturally mild in temper; not easily provoked.

good-natured Sentence Examples

  1. The teacher's good-natured demeanor created a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in the classroom.
  2. Despite losing the game, the captain displayed a good-natured and sportsmanlike attitude.
  3. The child's good-natured grin spread happiness wherever she went.
  4. The dog's good-natured wagging tail was a constant source of joy for its owners.
  5. The boss's good-natured teasing helped to alleviate the stress of the project.
  6. The neighbor's good-natured assistance made the chore a breeze.
  7. The stranger's good-natured offer of help came as a pleasant surprise.
  8. The speaker's good-natured delivery made even complex topics accessible and engaging.
  9. The volunteer's good-natured spirit brought joy to the lives of those they served.
  10. The friend's good-natured prank was a hilarious reminder to not take life too seriously.

FAQs About the word good-natured

having an easygoing and cheerful dispositionNaturally mild in temper; not easily provoked.

nice, pleasant, amiable, sweet,gracious, agreeable,affable, good-tempered, genial, gentle

irritable, petulant, inconsiderate, uncivil, unkind, boorish, unsociable, unamiable, unpleasant, disagreeable

The teacher's good-natured demeanor created a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere in the classroom.

Despite losing the game, the captain displayed a good-natured and sportsmanlike attitude.

The child's good-natured grin spread happiness wherever she went.

The dog's good-natured wagging tail was a constant source of joy for its owners.