good-humoured

adjective

1. being in or expressing a pleasant, tolerant, and kindly state of mind

Derived Forms

• ˌgood-ˈhumouredness, noun
• ˌgood-ˈhumouredly, adverb

Example Sentences

Like every man who is conscious of his strength, the Scot is good-humoured; he rarely loses his temper.

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“I echo the sentiment; blessings on them,” said Queeker, with a good-humoured glance at Jerry.

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Loud cheers from all sides, and a good-humoured nod from the chairman greeted this announcement.

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He was singularly ugly, too, but his ugliness was of the clever, good-humoured type.

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The emulation between the French and English troops at the diggings was immense, and at the same time most good-humoured.

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