BONHOMIE [\bah-nuh-MEE\] , noun;
1. A good nature; pleasant and easy manner.
My Sentence:
What if every society in the world is filled with bonhomie citizens, will there be a need for a United Nation only to fail its mission in uniting belligerent countries?
Origin:
Bonhomie comes from French, from bonhomme, "good-natured man," from bon, "good" (from Latin bonus) + homme, "man" (from Latin homo).
Source: Online Dictionary
