goodwin English

Meaning goodwin meaning

What does goodwin mean?

goodwin noun

— (Scotland, Doric Scots) A good-hearted or good-souled person, especially one who is young at heart.

Goodwin properNoun

— A medieval en given name, rare today.

— } derived from the given name.

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How do I use goodwin in a sentence?

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The subject is Tom Goodwin, brilliant marine biologist.

Oh, yes, Mr. Goodwin.

Oh, I'd like that very much, Mr. Goodwin. I really would.

Oh, thank you, Mr. Goodwin.

Honey? Get me Goodwin.

Really? Jenny Goodwin from The Guardian.

Yes, got it. Miss Jenny Goodwin from The Guardian.

Marge Goodwin.

Charles Goodwin, Linda Voss.

Goodwin's off on the senior trip.

Mrs Cordwell, Captain Cordwell drowned off the Goodwin Sands three years since.

Richard Goodwin. I'm an investigator.

An investigator. Richard Goodwin with the Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight.

My name is Richard Goodwin. I'm with the Congressional Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight.

Oh, I'd like that very much, Mr. Goodwin. I really would. But you must understand that I'm just a beginner, no experience whatsoever.

What about Goodwin?

Dr. Goodwin.

Do you know Dr. Goodwin?

Dr. Goodwin tried to help him.

Dr. Goodwin?

Where is Goodwin?

And Goodwin shot them.

Was Goodwin your man?

To lord Goodwin.

Who pretend to be lord Goodwin's son.

Is he really lord Goodwin's son?

Lord Goodwin, the lady is here.

Do like your mate Goodwin does.

Our little Peter is turning into a real Goodwin.

Officer cadet Peter Goodwin.

Captain Goodwin, do you have any objection?

The captain is Peter Goodwin, it is said he swore to destroy us all.

Goodwin, the son of a lord.

Me, Peter Goodwin.

Goodwin asks for support.

Goodwin will believe Poof is following us.

It's time for revenge, Peter Goodwin.

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Not long after, Goodwin left his directorship, and proposals to hold a meeting to discuss his proposals were abandoned several times.