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  • 71philanthropy — I noun almsgiving, altruism, beneficence, benevolence, benevolentia, benignancy, benignity, bounteousness, bountifulness, bounty, brotherhood, brotherliness, brotherly love, charitableness, charity, considerateness, consideration, devotion to… …

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  • 72candor — Synonyms and related words: accessibility, approachability, artlessness, austerity, baldness, bareness, big mouth, bluffness, bluntness, broadness, brusqueness, candidness, childlikeness, common speech, communicativeness, conversableness, cricket …

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  • 73almsgiving — n charity, largess, benevolence, benefaction, munificence, liberality, open handedness, generosity; altruism, humanitarianism, philanthropy, big heartedness, public spiritedness …

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  • 74bounty — n 1. generosity, liberality, munificence, open handedness, free handedness; charity, charitableness, philanthropy, almsgiving, giving, donating; altruism, unselfishness, self sacrifice; kindness, goodness, beneficence, benevolence, grace, big… …

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  • 75generosity — n 1. bounteousness, munificence, open handedness, lavishness, liberality, beneficence, bounty. 2. goodness, nobleness, good will, benevolence, big heartedness; high mindedness, unselfishness, altruism, humanitarianism; magnanimity,… …

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  • 76heart — n 1.Sl. ticker, organ of circulation; bosom, breast. 2. inner feeling, feelings, soul, spirit, Sl. gut; sentiment, feeling, emotion; sensibility, responsiveness, passion; nature, disposition, temperament. 3. sympathy, fellow feeling,… …

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  • 77liberality — n 1. generosity, charitableness, bounty, largess, charity, benefaction, beneficence; bounteousness, liberalness, bountifulness, open handedness; philanthropy, humanitarianism, magnanimity, munificence, big heartedness, bigness; altruism,… …

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  • 78full — 1. adj., adv., n., & v. adj. 1 (often foll. by of) holding all its limits will allow (the bucket is full; full of water). 2 having eaten to one s limits or satisfaction. 3 abundant, copious, satisfying, sufficient (a full programme of events; led …

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