Well-intentioned (adjective)

1. Having good intentions or motives.
2. Meaning to do well or do good.

Origin:

Well (from old english wel, meaning good) + intentioned (from old english intendere, meaning to aim or direct the mind towards).

Examples:

1. The well-intentioned advice was not helpful.
2. He was a well-intentioned but misguided volunteer.
3. The well-intentioned bill had unintended consequences.
4. She was well-intentioned but her actions caused more harm than good.
5. The well-intentioned speech was not well received.