Good

A moral quality considered beneficial and ethical.

Good refers to a moral or virtuous quality that is considered beneficial, ethical, or desirable. It contrasts with evil and represents actions, intentions, or outcomes that promote well-being.

From Middle English 'good,' from Old English 'gōd,’ of West Germanic origin.

Being 'good' usually means doing things that are kind, helpful, and fair to others, like sharing your toys or helping someone who's hurt.

The concept of 'good' has been a central theme in philosophy for centuries
Many religions emphasize the importance of being good to achieve spiritual rewards
The Golden Rule, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you,' is a common expression of the idea of goodness

What does 'good' mean? Acting in a morally right way is considered good
Is being good always easy? No, sometimes doing what's 'good' requires effort or sacrifice
Who decides what is good? Different cultures and individuals may have different ideas about what constitutes 'good'

abstract concept moral quality