goodness; merit; virtue; good quality
The nominalized form of 良い, referring to the abstract quality of being good, valuable, or desirable. Used in a wide range of contexts from personal traits to product quality.
See also: 良い
The merit of this plan is that anyone can participate.
His goodness as a person shines through.
We're planning a tourism strategy that makes the most of this region's good points.
Now that I'm older, I've come to appreciate the good points of country living.
A good coach brings out the strengths of each individual player.
This app has the advantage of being free to use.
美点 is a somewhat literary word for a fine or admirable trait, whereas 良さ is the everyday, all-purpose word for goodness.
魅力 emphasizes charm or appeal that draws people in, while 良さ is a more neutral term for overall quality or merit.
悪さ is the nominalized form of 悪い meaning 'badness', the direct opposite of 良さ's 'goodness'.
Standard kanji spelling for the nominalized form of 良い, meaning goodness or merit.
Rare alternative kanji; 良さ is overwhelmingly more common.
Rare alternative kanji emphasizing moral goodness; 良さ is the usual spelling.
Nominalized form of the adjective 良い (good) by adding the suffix さ, which turns adjectives into abstract nouns.