Feeling and Goodwill

Feeling

Feeling noun - Sorrow or the capacity to feel sorrow for another's suffering or misfortune.

Usage example: a rich person without much feeling for those who are less fortunate

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Goodwill and feeling are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Goodwill" instead a noun "Feeling".

Nearby Words: feel, feelingly, feeler, feeing

Goodwill noun - Kindly concern, interest, or support.

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Feeling and goodwill are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feeling" instead a noun "Goodwill".

Needless to say, any feeling of goodwill on Sousuke's part completely vanishes when he realizes that Zaied decided to team up with Gauron and kill a bunch of his current comrades.

Source: Broken Pedestal
While neither set of allies needed "saving" during the Ardennes–Hungarian or Kursk–Sicilian operations, the feeling that they had indirectly helped one another certainly helped morale and foster goodwill on both sides.

Source: World War II / War In Europe And Africa
And knowing everything your fellow sentients are feeling, when they have no idea they're forcing their hates and loves and petty cravings for revenge down your throat, isn't exactly conducive to peace and goodwill toward your fellow man.

Source: Creator / Vathara

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