Thesaurus / good-natured

good-natured

How to use good-natured in a sentence

Quiet and good natured, when necessity arose he never failed to assert his authority.

This mob of men and boys were good-natured, but very curious, and it gathered so close as to impede the progress of the ponies.

She looks good-natured enough at church, beside her husband and her fine little boys.

Much of the haste and irritation which had previously led to blows discharged itself in a good-natured sneeze.

Now good-natured Alfaretta was nothing if not helpful, and quite human enough to enjoy smashing something.

Usually in high spirits, he often displayed a boyish playfulness that resembled the gambols of a big good-natured dog.

The latter introduced them to several others of the ranch hands, all of whom were as picturesque and good-natured as Andy himself.

"Poor old Dan Higgins," said Andy, with a sobering of his good-natured face.

Her human steed, turning round for an impudent and good-natured stare, drawled out an unprintable remark.

THE DRAGON PAINTERMARY MCNEIL FENOLLOSA

The man, who might read English husbands lessons of proper and dutiful behaviour, is a sensible good-natured creature.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985