philanthropic — characterized by a desire to help others, especially through charitable donations or activities
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: characterized by a desire to help others, especially through charitable donations or activities
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌfɪlənˈθrɑːpɪk/
Korean meaning: 자선적인, 박애주의의, 인류애적인
Korean pronunciation: 필런**쓰**롭익
Example Sentences
- His philanthropic gesture of buying coffee for everyone in the line made him the hero of Monday morning.
- The tech company's philanthropic initiative focuses on providing internet access to rural communities.
- She claimed her shopping spree was philanthropic because she was 'helping the economy.'
philanthropic
ADJECTIVE//ˌfɪlənˈθrɑːpɪk//
characterized by a desire to help others, especially through charitable donations or activities

A businessman shows philanthropic spirit by donating food to needy families
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Origin
From Greek philanthropia, derived from philanthropos meaning 'loving humanity.' The word combines the Greek roots philan- (loving) and anthropos (human being), and entered English via French in the 16th century.
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“His philanthropic gesture of buying coffee for everyone in the line made him the hero of Monday morning.”
“The tech company's philanthropic initiative focuses on providing internet access to rural communities.”
“She claimed her shopping spree was philanthropic because she was 'helping the economy.'”
“Many celebrities engage in philanthropic work to give back to their communities.”
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