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charitable
[char-i-tuh-buhl]
adjective
generous in donations or gifts to relieve the needs of indigent, ill, or helpless people, or of animals.
a charitable man giving much money to feed people experiencing food insecurity.
Antonyms: selfishkindly or lenient in judging people, acts, etc..
charitable in his opinions of others.
Antonyms: intolerant, severerelating to or concerned with charity.
a charitable institution.
charitable
/ ˈtʃærɪtəbəl /
adjective
generous in giving to the needy
kind or lenient in one's attitude towards others
concerned with or involving charity
Other Word Forms
- charitableness noun
- charitably adverb
- noncharitable adjective
- noncharitableness noun
- noncharitably adverb
- overcharitable adjective
- overcharitableness noun
- overcharitably adverb
- pseudocharitable adjective
- pseudocharitably adverb
- quasi-charitable adjective
- quasi-charitably adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of charitable1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
“Wealth-manager advice delves deeply into estate taxes, income taxes, generational planning/trusts, and charitable planning in addition to traditional investment planning,” says the Cooke Financial Group.
That can be helpful for taxpayers who don’t itemize charitable deductions.
If you’re feeling charitable — and you certainly have the means to become a philanthropist — you can always make large tax-deductible contributions, advisers are quick to note, or even establish a foundation.
For people who also give to charity, properly making qualified charitable distributions can lower their tax bill even further, and timing can matter.
Buffett on Berkshire: Despite accelerating his charitable giving to his children’s foundations, Buffett wrote his upbeat outlook for Berkshire hasn’t changed.
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