Charitably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARITABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a charitable manner.
ADVERB:
• CHARITABLE, inclined to charity
• in a generous way towards those in need
• in a way that relates to the assistance of those in need
• in a way that judges others leniently or favourably, especially when undeserved
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of love for and goodwill toward others; benevolent

Words related to CHARITABLY

charitable17

Words that contain CHARITABLY

uncharitably22

How to use CHARITABLY in a sentence

• We shall understand him better, and judge him more charitably, if we remember the tainted stock from which he sprang.
• If thy brother be grieved with thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably.
• She seemed to be waiting for some chance meeting, the advent it might be of some charitably disposed wayfarer.
• One critic, finding that he wanted solidity, charitably referred to his youth as an excuse.
• It had always been charitably fancied that in South Carolina at least there was some remnant of more knightly honor, until a kind Providence sent Preston S.
• She thought she saw through all this, and she could interpret it all charitably.
• Mediaeval councils, charitably asserting her claims to the rank of humanity, still pronounced her unfit for instruction.
• I sat down beside her and regarded it also, but more charitably than usual.
• It has been charitably suggested that they intend to supplicate for mercy.
• However, in the meantime, I daresay that whatever portion you possess of it, you will charitably expend in consoling his widow, as you say.
• Neither is it an unheard-of occurrence for a friendly and charitably inclined woman to grant him harbour room till he has slept it off.
• The confessions that they heard, and their exhortations to the sailors, were a great comfort to the latter, and they did not neglect charitably to assist the sick.
• Those thus charitably bestowed are less ornamental than the others, but equally efficient.
• These men also were wondrous charitably disposed toward all that did lack, especially toward new Houses of our own order that were begun in poverty.
• But when evening was come, the brethren returned home, and Saint Kiaranus wished to satisfy them, and to refresh them charitably.
• The Spaniards, as can be imagined, have not been very charitably disposed toward these poor people, and the United States has generously come to the rescue.
• Gray has told me of your behavior, and he charitably added that your cowardice and treachery might have arisen from ungovernable fear.
• They were charitably inclined, however, and made excuses for us upon the ground that we were too much absorbed in each other to know what we were doing.
• I thought much more charitably of them than others did.
• Often the old man returned and asked for relief, and as often was charitably received.
• And, if under the trial of moral evil, we behave wisely, charitably, and devoutly, we shall often find that even fraud and envy will produce some temporal advantages.
• A sense of the essentials of life was assumed everywhere for the reader, who was asked only to smile charitably at its vanities.
• Then charitably inclined ladies were besieged by the poor and miserable at their castle gates.
• Downe Wright charitably allowed it to pass, as she thought it might be construed either as a compliment or a banter.
• That the world should have heard much of the errors of the victor, while those of the vanquished have been charitably passed over, is but natural.
• They had forgotten this law, or, more charitably, they may have thought it necessary to remind the people of it.
• But if thy brother be grieved with thy meat, now walkest thou not charitably.
• I will not ask you to read her confession charitably, for I know you will, and I assure you she has completely redeemed her fault.
• And survivors cannot better or more charitably bestow their time.
• Doubtless they were already discussing her not too charitably.
• Upon one occasion he charitably bestowed a dowry of six hundred pesos upon a woman of noble parentage who, for various reasons, had gone from Madrid to sojourn in that country.
• Whether the books so charitably circulated were ever as charitably read is more than I know.
• The novelist was a little more disconcerting than usual, a result, let us charitably hope, of the excellence of the claret.
• Next day the beggar died, and the prince charitably had him buried on the spot.

Similar words containing CHARITAB without suffix ly

charitable17 incharitable19 uncharitable19 uncharitably22 charitableness21 charitablenesse22 uncharitablenes22 uncharitableness23 charitablenesses23 uncharitablenesses25

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