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Meanings of charitable in English

Portuguese
caridoso
Catalan
caritatiu

Full of love and generosity.

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caridoso

Showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity.

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Giving.

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Usage of charitable in English
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She immersed herself in charitable work, especially the philanthropic Good Neighbor Initiative.
Death angel
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Within five years, 40 schools, convents and four charitable institutions were founded.
Reuters
3
After all, legacy donations remain the primary way of funding charitable activities.
The Guardian
4
He said the changes will liberalise access to £78bn of charitable assets.
The Guardian
5
Far less charitable were the sentiments of Dundas in the following letter:
William Pitt and the Great War
6
A minority of participants and no Pakistani respondents accessed charitable food aid.
Pubmed
7
Attitudes to fundraising frequently divide both the charitable sector and the public.
The Guardian
8
But in the end pity conquered doubt in her sweetly charitable soul.
The Historical Nights' Entertainment: First Series
9
Its commitment to the rule of law is, to be charitable, immature.
Wired
10
Elba said he probably wouldn't have made it without the charitable organisation.
The Guardian
11
Read more Three kinds of charitable service can reduce pressure on A&E.
The Guardian
12
How do you balance that economic benefit against your charitable status argument?
The new yorker
13
He was also revered by the populace, especially for his charitable work.
The Guardian
14
Savile, a Catholic active in charitable works, died last year aged 84.
Reuters
15
What charitable causes have you focused on, with your time and money?
Reuters
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It's the second time it has been stripped of its charitable status.
Radio NZ
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Translations for charitable
Portuguese
caridoso
Charitable through the time
Charitable across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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