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goldenness

goldenness

1 7.5
Great value or quality that people admire
  • noun
  • /ˈɡoʊldənəs/
: valiosidad
  • Many admired the goldenness of his character and his dedication to helping others.

Examples

  • The goldenness of the team's performance earned them the championship trophy.

  • The goldenness of the era was reflected in its art and culture.

  • Her paintings reflect a certain goldenness that captivates viewers.

  • Can you see the goldenness in her character?

  • The goldenness of her words inspired everyone in the room to strive for excellence.

  • The goldenness of their bond made their friendship truly special.

  • Many praised the goldenness of the city's rich cultural heritage displayed in its museums.

Synonyms

merit
vsgoldenness
262 3.5

A quality that shows someone deserves praise or a reward

is broader, stressing overall richness and admired quality not just a feature
virtue
vsgoldenness
215 3.8

A good personal quality like honesty or kindness

is about admired richness and worth in general, not strictly moral goodness
greatness
vsgoldenness
164 3.5

The quality of being very important and admired for skill or achievements

focuses more on admired worth and richness than on public importance
excellence
vsgoldenness
125 3.2

Very high quality or skill that makes one stand out

leans more toward richness and admired worth than just top performance
richness
vsgoldenness
23 3.4

A large amount of detail, color, or variety that pleases people

centres on high worth and admirable quality rather than simple abundance
goodness
vsgoldenness
17 1.0

The useful and pleasant parts of something that help people

focuses on lasting value and admired high worth rather than impression
worthiness
vsgoldenness
15 4.7

Being seen as having value and deserving respect

centres on admired richness and high worth rather than entitlement to reward
magnificence
vsgoldenness
  • Formal
13 5.0

Great beauty that makes people feel impressed and full of wonder

focuses more on high worth and admired richness than visual splendor
grandeur
vsgoldenness
12 6.1

A quality of strong moral character that earns respect

leans more toward valued richness and admired quality than noble conduct
brilliance
vsgoldenness
10 4.4

A very beautiful and impressive appearance that makes something seem grand

is about admired worth and richness rather than visual shine
preciousness
vsgoldenness
3 5.2

A quality of being very valuable and much loved

speaks more of admired excellence and richness than sentimental keeping
fabulousness
vsgoldenness
3 4.4

A quality of being very impressive and wonderful

places more weight on high worth and admired richness than mere impressiveness
wonderfulness
vsgoldenness
2 4.8

A quality that makes you feel amazed and happy

leans toward high worth and richness rather than simple delightful wonder
grandness
vsgoldenness
1 4.1

Great size and beauty that makes something look impressive, like a cathedral

is more about inner high worth and admired richness than outward show
exquisiteness
vsgoldenness
1 7.1

A very great beauty shown in delicate detail

focuses on admirable worth and richness rather than delicate beauty alone
gloriousness
vsgoldenness
1 5.8

Great beauty or success that makes people admire something

is similar but stresses valued richness and worth rather than sheer splendour
marvelousness
vsgoldenness
  • US
1 4.5

A quality that makes something seem very good and impressive

is more about rich admired worth than general wonderful quality
fineness
vsgoldenness
1 4.9

High quality that makes something very good

stresses overall admired richness rather than narrow workmanship quality
valuableness
vsgoldenness
6.6

The quality of having worth or importance

emphasizes admired quality and richness rather than monetary worth
invaluableness
vsgoldenness
8.2

A quality of being priceless and very useful

focuses on admired excellence and richness rather than absolute pricelessness
admirableness
vsgoldenness
7.0

The quality of being worthy of respect and praise for good actions

focuses more on richness and high worth than moral respect
admirability
vsgoldenness
6.7

A quality that makes people respect a person or thing

places more weight on richness and worth rather than simple praise
meritoriousness
vsgoldenness
8.5

Deserving praise or a reward

speaks more about admired worth and richness than earned praise alone
laudableness
vsgoldenness
  • Formal
9.3

A quality that makes a person or action worthy of praise

focuses more on admired richness and overall worth than praiseworthiness alone
prestigiousness
vsgoldenness
7.9

A quality of being respected and admired because of success, power, or money

stresses inherent admired richness and worth rather than social reputation

Antonyms

19 5.1

A state of being lower than others in ability, status or value

A feeling that you have no value or importance

How Valuable

preeminence
3 7.9
goldenness
1 7.5
excellence
125 3.2
quality
∞ 2.1
value
∞ 1.3

Surface Forms

goldenness singular
goldennesses plural

Morphology

goldenness = golden (semi-transparent) = gold + en + ness

Formed by nominalizing 'golden', but the meaning 'valuable, excellent' is a metaphorical extension and may not be fully predictable for all learners.

Etymology

Goldenness comes from gold and the ending -ness; because gold is a valuable metal, 'golden' can mean 'excellent' or 'valuable', so goldenness means 'the quality of high worth or excellence'.