Kindhearted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KINDHEARTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• having or showing a sympathetic nature
• having a kind and sympathetic nature
• having or proceeding from an innately kind disposition

Words related to KINDHEARTED

kindheartedly25

Words that contain KINDHEARTED

kindheartedly25 kindheartedness24 kindheartednesses26

How to use KINDHEARTED in a sentence

• They became patriotic, religious, and kind-hearted.
• John asked and obtained leave from a kind-hearted servant to stand at the entrance mentioned above, with Mary and her companions.
• For two months I saw Joe daily, and learned to like him very much, he was so honest, genuine, and kind-hearted.
• He seems to be generous, kind-hearted, and full of good impulses, and I believe there are grand possibilities in his nature.
• While the kind-hearted old Indian repeated to me the story of his wrongs, it reminded me of the injustice practised on myself, and the colored race generally.
• This time there was no pretty Eva, nor kind-hearted Mr.
• Daphney Hull was a Methodist man, kind-hearted and good.
• He was accompanied by Lucinda Wilmarth, a very intelligent and kind-hearted young person, who sometimes spoke on the same subject.
• As for you, kind-hearted woman, there was nothing in this bottle but pure water.
• The people began to clamor more boldly for the good time which had been promised by the kind-hearted king.
• He was a kind-hearted, charitable man, always ready to do a good turn, particularly for a fellow-countryman.
• I imagine his heart somewhat overflowed with gratitude to these kind-hearted people in return for the love they showed him.
• Bellows stepped in a moment at the request of the landlord, who was a kind-hearted fellow, and did not feel quite satisfied with the arrangements.
• But I got acquainted with him later in life and found him one of the most genial and kind-hearted of men.
• He was, however, genial and kind-hearted, a great lawyer and a faithful minister.
• He was a kind-hearted and zealous officer, knowing and wishing to know nothing beyond the regiment and the Imperial family.
• I fancy that the gardener who has his mind filled with the care of a garden of Christmas-trees must be a very cheery, kind-hearted fellow indeed.
• But pretty girls are plentiful in London, and kind-hearted old women are rare.
• Forster that what the kind-hearted lawyer called his misrepresentations had been effectual.
• He saw at once that the kind-hearted ranger had intended to spend the night in camp.
• This stranger had, in her peculiar situation, tenderly won upon the sympathies of a few kind-hearted individuals who had made their way to her, one of whom, a Mrs.
• Mary was too kind-hearted to laugh in his face, but she could not help turning her head away and giggling a little.
• Martha did not think the new red barn, with the great Mormon press inside and the galloping Indian on the vane, worth half so much as a moral principle or a kind-hearted action.
• The sympathies of a kind-hearted gentleman and his wife, living in Philadelphia, had been deeply awakened in his behalf, through their relative and friend, Mrs.
• He was a plain, kind-hearted man, and seemed to take a particular interest in Agnes, with whose father and grandfather he had been intimately acquainted.

Similar words containing KINDHEART without suffix ed

kindheartedly25 kindheartedness24 kindheartednesses26

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