Kind
Kind adjective - Given to or made with heedful anticipation of the needs and happiness of others.
Self-sacrificing and kind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Self-sacrificing" instead an adjective "Kind".
Self-sacrificing
Self-sacrificing adjective - Willing to deprive yourself.
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Synonyms for Self-sacrificing
Kind and self-sacrificing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Kind" instead an adjective phrase "Self-sacrificing".
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Related pairs
- loving and kind
- loving and self-sacrificing
- sympathetic and kind
- sympathetic and self-sacrificing
- good and kind
- good and self-sacrificing
- gracious and kind
- gracious and self-sacrificing
- magnanimous and kind
- magnanimous and self-sacrificing
- considerate and kind
- considerate and self-sacrificing
- helpful and kind
- helpful and self-sacrificing
Both words in one sentence
- Much to Guinevere's exasperation, it's almost as if he and Arthur are in some kind of competition as to who can be the most stoically self-sacrificing.
- At times there are hints that he has some kind of seedy, shameful secret of his own — helped out by his usually being pointlessly cryptic when asked about it — but upon investigation he comes out looking even better and more self-sacrificing than before.
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