goodness

IPA: gˈʊdnʌs

(uncountable) The state or characteristic of being good.
(countable) The good, nutritional, healthy part or content of something.
(uncountable, euphemistic) God.
(Christianity) The moral qualities which constitute Christian excellence; moral virtue.

Examples of "goodness" in Sentences

The downside of all this goodness is the price tag.
Its creamy goodness is a hit with adults, children, and everybody in between.
He prided himself upon what he called his goodness of heart, and was always speaking of his humanity.
Jennings prided himself upon what he called his goodness of heart and was always speaking of his humanity.
Jennings prided himself upon what he called his goodness of heat, and was always speaking of his humanity.
It must be because you supposed his goodness what you call goodness -- not something else -- that you could love him on testimony.
A second proof that the approbation of goodness is not the love of it is found in the fact, that _it is impossible not to approve of goodness_, while it is possible not to love it.
We cannot reduce them to something they all have in common, or sensibly claim that there is a disjunctive property of goodness (such that goodness is ˜goodness in one of the various ways '.
Why was it that the late Samuel Butler, with a conviction that increased with his experience of life, preached the gospel of Laodicea, urging people to be temperate in what they called goodness as in everything else?