Unselfish is valid Scrabble Word

Is unselfish a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is unselfish valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for UNSELFISH in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

not selfish
disregarding your own advantages and welfare over those of others
not greedy
willing to put the needs or wishes of others before one's own
concerned about other people's wishes and needs rather than one's own

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

not selfish; generous
concerned about other people\'s wishes and needs rather than one\'s own

Words related to UNSELFISH

selfless11 unselfishly20 unselfishness19

Words that contain UNSELFISH

unselfishly20 unselfishness19 unselfishnesses21

How to use UNSELFISH in a sentence

In order to do this Edith had to practise a little fraud on Bruce, a justifiable and quite unselfish one.
And the loving, unselfish man too is the only sound theologian, for he who dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him.
And if you throw in a coin and make a sincere unselfish wish, your wish will come true instantly.
He forgot his own danger, forgot wife and children at home in his unselfish eagerness to snatch the unfortunate girl from the impending danger.
It must become honest unselfish, and pure, in order to have the least understanding of God in Divine Science.
But I must own that I also felt stirred by an unselfish desire to voice all the joys and sorrows, the hopes and ambitions, of the American Negro, in classic musical form.
Frank is a good unselfish brother, and he went to look after her.
He was very awkward and far from handsome, but he was so modest, so unselfish and kind, that every one who knew him liked him.
His afflictions came simply as a means of demonstrating the unselfish character of his piety.
I espouse Free Trade because it is just, it is unselfish, and it is profitable.

But behind his sensual beauty and softness there was an unselfish devotion which the caresses of royalty and the favours of fortune could not spoil.
He had a side, it appeared, that was wholly unselfish, almost heroic in a way.
This progress toward intelligent and unselfish choice distinguishes the movement toward civilization.
She was impulsive, but her impulses were true and often unselfish.
The girl with heart and nerve, with common sense, with an unselfish spirit, can be a nurse whatever her station in life.
But I still might want the people I was fond of to be unselfish, not for my own sake but for theirs.
Men have come to themselves serving their mothers with an unselfish devotion, or their sisters, or a cause for whose sake they forsook ease and left off thinking of themselves.
It is within the power of mankind to perfect itself, but this can only be accomplished through the unselfish efforts of the whole people.
It may be just as well to note, in passing, that mothers are to be found whose love for their children is not so completely unselfish.
Unselfish people want others to think for them, and I did not.
Whether they are doing good or not, or whether their service is unselfish, as much of it doubtless is, are both quite aside from the question.
He was lofty in sentiments, tender in heart, and gave her what she had always needed, an unselfish and devoted love.
But he was still far enough from accepting the fact that the intellectual Helen Minorkey was destitute of all unselfish feeling.
All this time the scissors were becoming little and rusty, because he never once used them, as the Fairy bade him, in unselfish service for others.
On every gable he fastened a pair of shining scissors to remind himself that only through unselfish service to others comes the happiness that is highest and best.
Compared with other popular leaders of his generation, he was calm in council, unselfish in motive, and moderate in opinion.
Third, he must be unselfish, willing, eager to share all good with others.
Speaking broadly, we may say that the dominant characteristic observed in the lowest portion is unselfish family affection.
She was bright, unselfish and amusing, even on her deathbed incapable of despondency or gloom.
See his sad face as he looks at the love he is yet too unselfish to discourage.
Harriet was neither specially clever nor specially pretty, but she was, I think, perhaps the most absolutely unselfish human being I ever knew, and one of the most loving hearts.
That Benham, in his unselfish service, was leading the way, no one doubted.
Somehow or other, however, that selfish morality gets itself put in practice, and turns out more unselfish people than its assailants manage to produce.
The inflexible integrity, the devoted patriotism, the unselfish heroism of these were constantly his theme when a schoolboy, and the example for his imitation in manhood.

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