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Definition of goodness
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Goodness
(n.) The
quality
of being good in any of its
various
senses;
excellence;
virtue;
kindness;
benevolence;
as, the
goodness
of
timber,
of a soil, of food;
goodness
of
character,
of
disposition,
of
conduct,
etc..
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Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(a.)
Having
become
worse than one's kind, or one's
former
state;
having
declined
in
worth;
having
lost in
goodness;
deteriorated;
degraded;
unworthy;
base; low..
Aleconner
::
Aleconner
(n.)
Orig.,
an
officer
appointed
to look to the
goodness
of ale and beer; also, one of the
officers
chosen
by the
liverymen
of
London
to
inspect
the
measures
used in
public
houses.
But the
office
is a
sinecure.
[Also
called
aletaster.].
Goodness
::
Goodness
(n.) The
quality
of being good in any of its
various
senses;
excellence;
virtue;
kindness;
benevolence;
as, the
goodness
of
timber,
of a soil, of food;
goodness
of
character,
of
disposition,
of
conduct,
etc..
Fall
::
Fall (n.) Lapse or
declension
from
innocence
or
goodness.
Specifically:
The first
apostasy;
the act of our first
parents
in
eating
the
forbidden
fruit;
also, the
apostasy
of the
rebellious
angels..
Goody-goody
::
Goody-goody
(a.)
Mawkishly
or
weakly
good;
exhibiting
goodness
with
silliness.
Substantive
::
Substantive
(n.) A noun or name; the part of
speech
which
designates
something
that
exists,
or some
object
of
thought,
either
material
or
immaterial;
as, the words man,
horse,
city,
goodness,
excellence,
are
substantives..
Soul
::
Soul (n.)
Energy;
courage;
spirit;
fervor;
affection,
or any other noble
manifestation
of the heart or moral
nature;
inherent
power or
goodness..
Imbonity
::
Imbonity
(n.) Want of
goodness.
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.)
Special
dispensation;
communication
of
divine
favor and
goodness,
or, more
usually,
of
divine
wrath and
vengeance;
retributive
calamity;
retribution;
judgment..
Beneficence
::
Beneficence
(n.) The
practice
of doing good;
active
goodness,
kindness,
or
charity;
bounty
springing
from
purity
and
goodness..
Thanksgiving
::
Thanksgiving
(n.) A
public
acknowledgment
or
celebration
of
divine
goodness;
also, a day set apart for
religious
services,
specially
to
acknowledge
the
goodness
of God,
either
in any
remarkable
deliverance
from
calamities
or
danger,
or in the
ordinary
dispensation
of his
bounties..
Goodlyhood
::
Goodlyhood
(n.)
Goodness;
grace;
goodliness.
Black
::
Black (a.) Fig.:
Dismal,
gloomy,
or
forbidding,
like
darkness;
destitute
of moral light or
goodness;
atrociously
wicked;
cruel;
mournful;
calamitous;
horrible..
Bellibone
::
Bellibone
(n.) A woman
excelling
both in
beauty
and
goodness;
a fair maid.
Bounty
::
Bounty
(n.)
Goodness,
kindness;
virtue;
worth..
Damage
::
Damage
(n.) To
ocassion
damage
to the
soudness,
goodness,
or value of; to hurt; to
injure;
to
impair..
Benignity
::
Benignity
(n.) The
quality
of being
benign;
goodness;
kindness;
graciousness.
Kind
::
Kind
(superl.)
Showing
tenderness
or
goodness;
disposed
to do good and
confer
happiness;
averse
to
hurting
or
paining;
benevolent;
benignant;
gracious.
Bountyhood
::
Bountyhood
(n.)
Goodness;
generosity.
Fire-fanged
::
Fire-fanged
(a.)
Injured
as by fire;
burned;
-- said of
manure
which has lost its
goodness
and
acquired
an ashy hue in
consequence
of heat
generated
by
decomposition.
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