Definition: The term "Allgood" comes from Hebrew, meaning a good or pleasing person in the Old Testament. It was used to describe a character who was considered excellent, righteous, wise, or honorable. 1. All Good: - Definition: A person who is considered good by a group of people, especially those who are well-liked and respected. 2. All Righteous: - Definition: One who is blameless, holy, upright, just and free from sin. This term often refers to individuals in religious or spiritual contexts. 3. All Good & Just: - Definition: A combination of all these traits: good, righteous and just. 4. All Good and Righteous: - Definition: The combination of good, righteousness and being truly right and upright. The word "Allgood" comes from the Hebrew meaning for a person to be well-liked, respected or considered good by others. It refers to any individual who has been praised, praised, or admired, without question or criticism.

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Definition: Allgood means doing well or having good things happen, just as "good" implies a pleasant experience. It's often used in informal contexts to convey positivity without being overly enthusiastic. For example: "I'm allgood today!"

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