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goody-goody

[good-ee-good-ee] / ˈgʊd iˈgʊd i /
NOUN
overly good or nice person
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Even non-comic book fans know that the hero born Kal-El on Krypton was always a goody-goody who stood up to bullies and protected the downtrodden.

From Los Angeles Times

She elevates the role which, frankly, is a little thin: the sweet, high-ponytailed, goody-goody who doesn't even have her ears pierced.

From Salon

“I’ve been fighting that goody-goody stuff for years, because if you let people make you out to be perfect there just ain’t no margin for error,” he told his children.

From New York Times

She was a little too bland and goody-goody for my taste at first — never mind that Hillary Clinton is a fan.

From Washington Post

"He was the player fraternity boy and I was the goody-goody," Fenner said.

From Fox News