Uncharitableness refers to the lack of kindness, compassion, and generosity towards others. Its antonyms include words such as charity, benevolence, kindness, compassion, empathy, sympathy, generosity, and magnanimity. Individuals who exhibit these qualities are regarded as warm-hearted and selfless, as they are willing to put the needs of others before their own. They go out of their way to help those who are less fortunate and extend their support to those who need it. They are empathetic towards others and are quick to offer a helping hand, without expecting anything in return. Displaying acts of kindness and generosity is what makes one's life worthwhile, and such people are greatly admired in society.

What are the antonyms for Uncharitableness?

• n.

  • charity
  • Agapae
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  • Almsgiving
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  • CARITAS
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  • Gifting
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  • agapai
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  • alms giving
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  • alms givings
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  • alms-giving
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  • alms-givings
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  • almsgivings
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  • caritases
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  • giftings
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  • goodwill
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  • hand outs
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  • hand-out
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  • hand-outs
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  • humaneness
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  • humanenesses
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  • largesse
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  • re lief
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  • re-lief
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  • tenderheartedness
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  • tenderheartednesses
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  • write offs
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  • writeoff
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  • writeoffs
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  • generosity, gift
  • charity
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  • noun
  • clemency
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  • forbearance
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  • lenience
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  • leniency
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  • lenity
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  • mercifulness
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  • mercy
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  • rancor
  • friendliness
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  • friendship
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  • good will
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  • happiness
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  • kindness
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  • like
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  • liking
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  • love
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  • loving
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  • respect
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  • sympathy
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Usage examples for Uncharitableness

Famous quotes with Uncharitableness

• Loyalty will not permit envy, hate, and uncharitableness to creep into our public thinking.

  Bainbridge Colby
• If men would consider not so much wherein they differ, as wherein they agree, there would be far less of uncharitableness and angry feeling.

  Joseph Addison
• Lucius Cary, Viscount Falkland, managed to make himself a most conspicuous example of every virtue and every grace of mind and manner; and this was the more remarkable because in the whole period through which he lived — the period leading up to the Civil War — the public affairs of England were an open playground for envy, hatred, malice, and all uncharitableness.Here we get on track of what conservatism is.Conservatism is not a body of opinion, it has no set platform or creed, and hence, strictly speaking, there is no such thing as a hundred-per-cent conservative group or partyThey were sentimental obstructionists, probably also obscurantists, but not conservatives. Nor yet is conservatism the antithesis of radicalism; the antithesis of radical is superficial. Falkland was a great radical; he was never for a moment caught by the superficial aspect of things. A person may be as radical as you please, and still may make an extremely conservative estimate of the force of necessity exhibited by a given set of conditions.The conservative is a person who considers very closely every chance, even the longest, of "throwing out the baby with the bath-water," as the German proverb puts it, and who determines his conduct accordingly.

  Albert Jay Nock
• If men would consider not so much where they differ, as wherein they agree, there would be far less of uncharitableness and angry feeling in the world.

  Joseph Addison
• Nowadays, of course, progressive theologians are all sex; they say it's a good thing, the biblical position was not that sex was evil, but that it was good, and that it's alright.    But now, look here, what is the real point here? The proof of the pudding is in the eating. What can you get kicked out of the church for? Any church — Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, Episcopalian, Baptist, and the synagogue I think too. What's the real thing for which people get kicked out, excommunicated?    For "envy, hatred, malice, and all uncharitableness"? "Pride, vainglory, and hardness of heart"? Owning shares in munitions factories? Profiting off slums? No You can be a bishop and live in all those sins openly. But if you go to bed with the wrong person, you're out.    So one has to conclude that, for all practical purposes, the church is a sexual regulation society; and it really isn't interested in anything else. Christianity is more preoccupied with sex than even Priapism or Tantric Yoga [are]. Because that's the that counts, that's the sin, the really important sin.

  Alan Watts

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