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bona fide
Original title: bona fide
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[Latin] Genuine [rather than fake], real, authentic ◇
Good feelings toward other people or things, or a favorable perspective or goodwill. In everyday language, goodwill means consideration—doing something expected to please the other person. It also refers to the intention to bring a good outcome for another. Its antonym is “ill will.” Good faith as a legal term in private law is used with the following meaning.
〈ラテン語〉〔偽物ではなく〕本物の、正真正銘の、真正な◇
他人や物事に対しての良い感情、または見方や好意のこと。日常用語としての善意とは、相手にとって喜ばしいであろうとすることを行う、思いやりのこと。また、相手によい結果を導こうとして行なう意思を指す。対義語には「悪意」がある。 私法上の法律用語の一つとしての善意 は以下の意味合いで用いられる。
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