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charity
noun as in generosity, gift
Strongest matches
Strong matches
alms, alms-giving, assistance, benefaction, beneficence, contribution, dole, hand, largesse, oblation, offering, relief, write-off
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noun as in kindness, compassion
Strong matches
affection, agape, altruism, amity, attachment, benevolence, benignity, bountifulness, bounty, clemency, generosity, goodness, goodwill, grace, humaneness, humanity, indulgence, kindliness, lenity, love, magnanimity, mercy, tenderheartedness
Weak matches
Example Sentences
He would regularly see 'The Hitman' in some of the local pubs after his retirement and recalls how Hatton helped to raise funds for a charity which was supporting Sue's late son, who had cancer.
Local charities in each of the five winning areas will share a combined total of £1m to support their work.
Lily and Annabel shared their names with Johnson’s biological daughters, while Angelina and Orlando were a nod to the kind of celebrities she sometimes rubbed shoulders with at charity galas.
He had over $270,000 socked away at Bank of America in three accounts—all getting closed by the bank—including one for his charity that supports churches and orphanages in Uganda.
Along with working with Gregory, Dickinson and Dillane visited a prison and spoke to people in various local charities.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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