Kind
Kind adjective - Given to or made with heedful anticipation of the needs and happiness of others.
Well-meaning and kind are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Well-meaning" instead an adjective "Kind".
Well-meaning
Well-meaning adjective - Not unfriendly or threatening.
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Synonyms for Well-meaning
Kind and well-meaning are semantically related. You can use "Kind" instead an adjective phrase "Well-meaning".
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Related pairs
- understanding and kind
- understanding and well-meaning
- sympathetic and kind
- sympathetic and well-meaning
- good and kind
- good and well-meaning
- amiable and kind
- amiable and well-meaning
- warm and kind
- warm and well-meaning
- considerate and kind
- considerate and well-meaning
- obliging and kind
- obliging and well-meaning
Both words in one sentence
- In 90% of his movies, Jackie Chan portrays a genuinely well-meaning and kind protagonist who avoids violence as much as possible, and never kills his enemies.
Source: Beware The Nice Ones / Film -
Adorkable: Dave is the picture of the well-meaning and kind-hearted dork next door.
Source: Film / Kick-Ass - Bennet is overly snarky and not implicated enough in his two youngest daughters' lives, but also kind and well-meaning (it is stated as such in the many analyses and in the DVD commentary).
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