natured

[ney-cherd]

adjective

1. having a temperament of a particular kind (usually used in combination).

   good-natured.

Example Sentences

"Both of them turned out to be talented young cricketers and two absolutely lovely natured children," the club said.

From BBC

The mood in London was good natured and supportive.

From BBC

Rogen and Goldberg wanted someone who was famously good natured so they could subvert that reputation, as well as someone who had both prestige and box office hits, which meant they were hard to criticize from an executive’s standpoint.

From Los Angeles Times

As a graduate of the Ohio State University, he exchanged good natured barbs with the delegation from Ohio’s college sport arch-rival, Michigan.

From BBC

Gussis blurted out the word during a brainstorming session in the writers' room in response to series co-creator Josh Schwartz envisioning Ben McKenzie’s Ryan Atwood and Adam Brody's Cohen having a good natured debate pitting candy canes against menorahs.

From Salon