(n) the true, the good, and the beautiful
(n) belief that human nature is fundamentally good
(n,adv) (arch) greatly
considerably
(adv) (uk) (pol) how admirably
how wonderfully
how skillfully
(adv) (uk) How dare ...
(P)
(exp) good and evil
(n) good germ
good bacteria
(n) remedial measure
countermeasure
counter-measure
relief measure
remedy
(n) free lodging (for pilgrims, etc.)
(n) friend who guides one to Buddhism through teaching
(adj-na) self-righteous
(n) negative reaction
unsuccessful vaccination
(n) doing a good deed each day
doing one good turn a day
(n) good words and good deeds
(n) rewarding good and punishing evil
novel or drama with a rewarding-good-and-punishing-evil theme
moral purpose
morality play
(P)
(n) improvement of relations
rapprochement
(n) priestcraft (Book of Mormon)
(n) international goodwill
(n) the best policy (measure)
(n) philanthropic work
charitable enterprise
(n) charitable institution (organization, organisation)
(organized, organised) charities
(n) (arch) the emperor
(n) friendly match (game)
friendly
(n) goodwill ambassador
friendship ambassador
(exp) in evil, there is odds
there is more evil than good in this world
one good thing tends to cause many bad things to happen
(n) rights and wrongs
the relative merits (of a case)
propriety
(n) right and (or) wrong
(exp,adv) good or bad
merits or demerits
quality
suitability
(n) good deed
(vs-s,vt) (1) (uk) to make good
to improve
(2) to do often
(3) to do well