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Meanings of kind-hearted in English
Usage of kind-hearted in English
1
This is a kind-hearted lady who volunteered to help me find you.
2
They love our kids, they are wonderful, generous and kind-hearted human beings.
3
He was one of the most kind-hearted men I have ever known.
4
But kind-hearted Els proved sterner than the maid had ever seen her.
5
Here is a kind-hearted man going to the rescue of a cat.
6
A kind-hearted nurse endeavored to soothe the child, but words proved unavailing.
7
The master was a rough, kind-hearted, intelligent young man, always in good-humour.
8
Mrs. Wyndham was really a very kind-hearted woman and a loving friend.
9
But she was too kind-hearted to wear her pleasant scowl very long.
10
He was a truly honourable, high-spirited fellow, and most kind-hearted and generous.
11
There are underground vegetarian rebels, a biblical flood and kind-hearted circus clowns.
12
He was a good, kind-hearted gentleman, boiling over with patriotism and zeal.
13
And he broke off with his pleasant, kind-hearted laugh, colouring a little.
14
Joy Cross, between Blue Bonnet and kind-hearted Wee Watts, looked very happy.
15
He was a good, kind-hearted fellow, who never spoke harshly to anybody.
16
Come to some kind-hearted understanding one with another, and dwell in peace.
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United Kingdom
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