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Meanings of kindhearted in English

Having or proceeding from an innately kind disposition.

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Usage of kindhearted in English
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Of course Jack, despite his stumbling, kindhearted evasions, is not Trudy's father.
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2
She looked in a dazed sort of way at the kindhearted girl.
A Sweet Girl Graduate
3
He is gentle and kindhearted, and it would be painful to him.
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4
But I'm terribly afraid of girls who are too kindhearted, Julius confessed.
One of Ours
5
He thinks of Miles a kindhearted man, though a failure in life.
The new yorker
6
Her quiet, kindhearted husband, Yasir, and their small but stout boy, Ammar.
Mother of the believers: a novel of the birth of islam
7
As you can probably tell, though, Queen Metaneira was a kindhearted, trusting person.
Percy Jackson’s Greek Gods
8
But she was also kindhearted and affectionate, and Charlotte craved affection.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
9
He was incredibly generous, as William had been, and terribly kindhearted.
Jewels
10
Jack was a giddy, thoughtless boy, but very kindhearted and affectionate.
The Junior Classics, Volume 1: Fairy and wonder tales
11
Just be the wonderful, kindhearted and caring young man I know that you are.
Silent killer
12
He was simply too kindhearted to put it into practice.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
13
The kindhearted Mrs. Hopkins had gathered about her several other pensioners besides the twins.
The Guardian Angel
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There was an undercurrent of wistfulness in Betty's voice which touched the kindhearted brother.
Betty Zane
15
Dear mother, do as the beloved and kindhearted Ruth did.
Remember the Alamo
16
He's a kindhearted, jolly fellow, in spite of the devil.
The Deliverance: A Romance of the Virginia Tobacco Fields
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