WORD OF THE DAY -GOOD -

Thesaurus-Synonyms  - GOOD

'good' adjective
1 having or showing high moral standards: good deeds.
* χρηστός, αγαθός, ενάρετος, καλός (ως προς τον χαρακτήρα)

[moral] committing acts that are generally considered morally right: Ian is a very moral man, who always tries to do the right thing. * διεπόμενος από ηθικότητα, «ηθικός», ενάρετος, χρηστός

[noble] having or showing honour and generosity of spirit: Sharing the prize with his helpers was a noble gesture. * άξιος τιμής, ευγενής: αρχοντικός, μεγαλόφρονας, μεγαλόψυχος

[virtuous] having high moral values, especially in sexual matters: a virtuous young woman. *(καλός και) αγαθός, ενάρετος, χρηστοήθης

2 having or likely to have positive results, for example for your health: Eating lots of fruit is supposed to be good for you. * (για επιδράσεις:) επωφελής, ευεργετικός

[advantageous] likely to help you do or get what you want: It would be very advantageous to you to have him on your side.
* επωφελής

[beneficial] improving your position or your health: the beneficial effects of exercise. * που έχει ευεργετικά αποτελέσματα, ωφέλιμος, χρήσιμος

[favourable] likely to help you or bring positive results: You’ll never get a more favourable opportunity to put your plan into action.
* ευνοϊκός, ευμενής, επιβοηθητικός, με θετική έκβαση

[propitious] (formal) likely to bring positive results in the future: The circumstances seemed propitious for the launch of a new commercial venture. * ευμενής, ευνοϊκός, αίσιος, ευοίωνος

[rewarding] giving you a sense of satisfaction: a rewarding job.
* που προσφέρει ικανοποίηση ή δικαιώνει τους κόπους

taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS