" good faith "

1: absence of any intent or attempt to be dishonest in dealing with other people;

  * e.g., " ... The two parties demonstrated good faith in negotiating the deal. "

•  Synonyms : 

•  artlessness,

•  candidness,

•  candor,

•  forthrightness,

•  frankness,

•  guilelessness,

•  ingenuousness,

•  plainspokenness,

•  sincerity,

•  straightforwardness,

•  honesty,

•  integrity,

•  probity,

•  truthfulness,

•  veracity,

•  verity,

•  honor,

•  honorableness,

•  incorruptibility,

•  rectitude,

•  righteousness,

•  right-mindedness,

•  scrupulosity,

•  scrupulousness,

•  uprightness,

•  dependability,

•  reliability,

•  reliableness,

•  trustability,

•  trustiness,

•  trustworthiness,

•  accuracy,

•  objectivity,

•  authenticity,

•  correctness,

•  genuineness,

•  truth,

•  credibility

•  Antonyms : 

•  bad faith,

•  deceit,

•  deceitfulness,

•  dishonesty,

•  lying,

•  mendaciousness,

•  mendacity,

•  untruthfulness,

•  artifice,

•  cozenage,

•  crookedness,

•  deception,

•  dissembling,

•  dissimulation,

•  double-dealing,

•  dupery,

•  duplicity,

•  fakery,

•  falseness,

•  falsity,

•  fraudulentness,

•  hypocrisy,

•  insincerity,

•  two-facedness,

•  beguilement,

•  craftiness,

•  cunning,

•  cunningness,

•  furtiveness,

•  guile,

•  indirection,

•  insidiousness,

•  oiliness,

•  perfidy,

•  slickness,

•  slipperiness,

•  slyness,

•  smoothness,

•  treacherousness,

•  trickery,

•  underhandedness,

•  unscrupulousness,

•  wiliness,

•  equivocation,

•  prevarication,

•  exaggeration,

•  inaccuracy