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'.
seemingly good; looking good; of good appearance
looks good; seems good; appears promising
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.