What is "goodnatured"

Usage examples of "goodnatured".

He was a large man, a little chubby, with dark brown, goodnatured eyes, not much hair, and a short, graying beard.

We did not think him what would be called a goodnatured man, and as he was far from having the manners of good society Madame d'Urfe did not hesitate to pronounce him vulgar.

Dr Gool and the inspector haggled and argued in a goodnatured fashion, undeterred by pleasantries from the wags in the crowd, until finally a parliamentary messenger was sent for.

Rex, though goodnatured, took very little interest in the Ultimas, but Mrs Midgeholme was obsessed by the fear that he would one day lose patience with their importunities and maul them hideously.