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kindness
[kahynd-nis]
noun
the state or quality of being kind.
kindness to animals.
Antonyms: malevolencea kind act; favor.
his many kindnesses to me.
kind behavior.
I will never forget your kindness.
Antonyms: crueltyfriendly feeling; liking.
kindness
/ ˈkaɪndnɪs /
noun
the practice or quality of being kind
a kind, considerate, or helpful act
Other Word Forms
- self-kindness noun
Word History and Origins
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
But he is at pains to stress that there is nevertheless a sense of "honour, kindness, and hospitality" in the Kurdish community.
The series largely belongs to them — both actors are terrific, Shannon imbuing Garfield with a gravity leavened with kindness and humor, Macfadyen’s Guiteau, optimistically dedicated to his delusions yet always about to pop.
“Roz listens to us, and treats us with love and kindness, and she makes our lives as comfortable as she possibly can. We certainly will miss her when she’s gone.”
However, others countered that this act of kindness was something they would have greatly appreciated as a child.
The newspaper says the offer was a thank you for Prince Andrew's "kindness" to the United Arab Emirate's royals when he was the UK's international business envoy.
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