goodness in Latin
goodness in Latin is bonitās — goodness means the quality or state of being good, morally or otherwise.
goodness in Latin
bonitās
(uncountable) The state or characteristic of being good.
What does "goodness" mean?
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noun The quality or state of being good, morally or otherwise.
"His goodness showed in how patiently he treated everyone."
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noun The nutritious or beneficial part of something.
"The soup is packed with the goodness of fresh vegetables."
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intj Used as a mild exclamation of surprise (as in "goodness me" or "my goodness").
"Goodness, is it that late already?"
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goodness in a sentence
- His goodness showed in how patiently he treated everyone.
- The soup is packed with the goodness of fresh vegetables.
- Goodness, is it that late already?
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What is "goodness" in Latin?
"goodness" in Latin is bonitās. goodness means: The quality or state of being good, morally or otherwise.
How do you use "goodness" in a sentence?
Example: "His goodness showed in how patiently he treated everyone." In Latin, "goodness" is bonitās.
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