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well-intentioned
[ wel-in-ten-shuhnd ]
well-intentioned
adjective
- having or indicating benevolent intentions, usually with unfortunate results
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of well-intentioned1
Example Sentences
But she’s also disappointed that her father — a well-intentioned widower still struggling to connect with his daughter — wants in on the financial gain by angling for partner status.
"Therefore, they will not accept any proposals or solutions, even if seemingly well-intentioned under the guise of reconstruction, as proposed by U.S. President Trump."
Like other well-intentioned organizers before them, the crew has come up against the complicated realities of the crowdfunding economy.
Joel Kaplan, who is replacing Sir Nick Clegg as Meta's head of global affairs, wrote that the company's reliance on independent moderators was "well-intentioned" but had gone too far.
Enter Norbot, but of course regular viewers of Wallace & Gromit will be unsurprised to learn that the inventor's well-intentioned idea, as usual, ends up causing mayhem.
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