Charitable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARITABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• inclined to charity
• relating to the assistance of those in need
• (of an organization or activity) officially recognized as devoted to the assistance of those in need
• generous in giving to those in need
• apt to judge others leniently or favourably
• Full of love and good will; benevolent; kind.
• Liberal in judging of others; disposed to look on the best side, and to avoid harsh judgment.
• Liberal in benefactions to the poor; giving freely; generous; beneficent.
• Of or pertaining to charity; springing from, or intended for, charity; relating to almsgiving; eleemosynary; as, a charitable institution.
• Dictated by kindness; favorable; lenient.
• relating to or characterized by charity
• full of love and generosity
• showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• full of love for and goodwill toward others; benevolent

Words related to CHARITABLE

charitableness21 charitably20

Words that contain CHARITABLE

incharitable19 uncharitable19 charitableness21 charitablenesse22 uncharitablenes22 uncharitableness23 charitablenesses23 uncharitablenesses25

How to use CHARITABLE in a sentence

• He was charitable to the poor as far as a slender income permitted him.
• This was a charitable provision for travellers, and constantly supplied by the Turcomans who lived in the vicinity.
• Learned and mystic in the hands of Cardinal Berulle, humane and charitable with St.
• The charitable dispensation of medicines by the Chinese, is well deserving notice.
• In the terrible Madras famine of 1877 to 1878, several millions perished, in spite of the relief works and charitable agencies which hastened to their assistance.
• I speak these words in, I trust, a charitable and forgiving spirit.
• Well, he had learned charity in the West, and he could be charitable.
• He is righteous and charitable, and preserveth the honour and glory of his ancestors.
• In 1716 Arsenius, Metropolitan of Thebais, came to London on a charitable mission in behalf of the suffering Christians of Egypt.
• Once, when he went to Crawberry, he went to the charitable institution from which Mother Atterson had taken Sister.
• One who is trained from childhood to be gentle, kindly, patient, to control the temper, to speak softly, to be loving and charitable, will grow into the radiant beauty of love.
• And I watched the charitable shadows rush back like the very wind of darkness.
• They sometimes advertise that the affair is for the benefit of some school, or library, or charitable association.
• If I might venture a suggestion to the charitable in England, it would be to send over a supply of fuel.
• Some of the people had been kind and hospitable to them, and in the sack of the city that ensued the houses of these charitable citizens were marked and left untouched.
• The accumulated profits, which have been divided, according to his behest, for charitable purposes, amount to upwards of L7000.
• Her life is filled with thousands of acts of kindness, on the cars, in poor homes, and in various charitable institutions.
• There are few Men so cramped in their private Affairs, who may not be charitable after this manner, without any Disadvantage to themselves, or Prejudice to their Families.
• Oh, those men! with their honour which is nothing more than lies! What is honourable is to be charitable and compassionate to others, and to harm no one.
• In general, it may be said that charitable work is best managed by private organizations, in charge of trained workers, who can investigate all cases of application for aid.
• Campbell to judge slave-holders with a charitable judgment.
• The Confederate government took, in the main, a just, reasonable, and even charitable view on the subject of the assumption of United States obligations.
• Lester should be willing to take charge of an unknown girl did not astonish those who knew of his many charitable deeds.
• I left, in process of erection, a little hospital for the sick and poor, which all aided with charitable offerings and personal attendance.
• Some charitable ladies organized a bazaar for the benefit of sick women and children.
• The poorest man in the meeting-house, though he may be receiving charitable contributions at the time, is entitled to deliver his sentiments upon any point.
• In London he engaged in divers charitable and civic affairs and was commissioner for improving the streets and buildings in London.
• The work appears charitable and advisable, and consequently the Council can grant it what favor it pleases.
• She prayed much, and did many charitable works both in town and country.

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