Take something in good part

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To accept or understand something positively or without becoming annoyed or bothered.

He was told off by his teacher for his misbehavior, but he took it in good part.
Visual representation of "take something in good part" - To accept or understand something positively or without becoming annoyed or bothered.

Often appears as...

  • take criticism in good part
  • take joke in good part
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Positive Attitude

Shows a willingness to accept criticism or teasing without getting upset or angry.

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When his friends teased him about his new haircut, he took it in good part.
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Cultural Use

More frequently used and understood in British English compared to other English-speaking regions.

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Despite the heavy rain ruining the picnic, she took it in good part.
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Emotional Intelligence

Reflects a mature response to potentially negative situations, showing emotional control.

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He received less praise than his colleague, but he took it in good part.
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