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good-hearted
adjective as in good-natured
adjective as in gracious
Strongest matches
adjective as in kind
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adjective as in kindly
adjective as in knightly
Weak matches
- accommodating
- affable
- amiable
- amicable
- approachable
- beneficent
- benevolent
- benign
- benignant
- big-hearted
- bland
- bonhomous
- charitable
- chivalrous
- civil
- compassionate
- complaisant
- congenial
- considerate
- cordial
- courteous
- courtly
- easy
- forthcoming
- friendly
- gallant
- genial
- good-natured
- hospitable
- indulgent
- lenient
- loving
- merciful
- mild
- obliging
- pleasing
- polite
- sociable
- stately
- suave
- tender
- unctuous
- urbane
- well-mannered
adjective as in openhearted
adjective as in warmhearted
Example Sentences
The whole thing seemed so gracious and good-hearted, and remarkably wise, too.
Los Angeles was just a big, dry, sunny place with ugly homes and no style, but good-hearted and peaceful.
I am a good-hearted person and a very loyal friend, and I know you will see that if you write me.
The conventional wisdom holds that Bush is either a good hearted guy who got in way over his head—or the puppet of Dick Cheney.
He was a pleasant-looking young man, good-hearted, enthusiastic, and a gifted virtuoso.
John Frake was a character; a real man in energy, work, and talk; frank, and good-hearted.
Good-hearted George did as related, and moreover promised to give Jacky a hiding if ever he caught him again.
Then a look used to pass between those two good-hearted creatures, and Mr. Stevens was served first and Carlo docked till evening.
Mitchell was about as good hearted as Bland Holt, too, under it all; but he was bigger and roughened by the bush.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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