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goodwill

/ˌɡʊdˈwɪl/

Traduction: Nom désignant une attitude amicale, utile ou coopérative envers autrui, ainsi que la réputation établie et la fidélité de la clientèle d'une entreprise.

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noun

/ˌɡʊdˈwɪl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une attitude amicale, utile ou coopérative envers autrui, ainsi que la réputation établie et la fidélité de la clientèle d'une entreprise.

A noun referring to a friendly, helpful, or cooperative attitude or feeling towards others, or the established reputation and customer loyalty of a business.

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  1. Friendly or helpful attitudeB2formal

    A kind, friendly, or helpful feeling toward other people.

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    • The charity event was filled with goodwill and generosity.
    • She extended a hand of goodwill to her new neighbors.
    • The agreement was signed in a spirit of mutual goodwill.

    Synonymesamicabilitybenevolencecordialityfriendlinessgraciousnesskindnesswarmth

    Antonymesanimosityenmityhostilityill willmalevolence

  2. Intangible business assetC1formalbusiness

    The reputation, brand value, and customer loyalty of a business, often considered in its sale price.

    frAchalandage / survaleur

    • The company's goodwill was valued at over $2 million.
    • When buying a business, you often pay for its goodwill.
    • Goodwill can be a significant part of a company's total worth.

    Synonymescachetprestigereputationstanding

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  • goodwills plural form
  • goodwills' possessive plural form
  • goodwill's possessive singular form
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