unselfish
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- unselfishly adverb
- unselfishness noun
Etymology
Origin of unselfish
Example Sentences
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“You know, he’s a great kid, he’s unselfish, but we’ve got to continue to find a way to continue to make sure we get him shots.”
From Los Angeles Times
“They were a special force together — dynamic, unselfish and inspiring.”
From Los Angeles Times
She said he was "a nice bloke; practical, unselfish and good to have on side".
From BBC
“Very unselfish all night. Willing passer. Didn’t force it. Took his drive and his shots when they were there.”
From Los Angeles Times
"She was unselfish, always ready to encourage with love and support those around her to achieve more than they themselves thought possible," he said.
From BBC
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