charitableness

The characteristics of this value mean compassion, charitableness, and civility; it is regarded as being the "Humanitarian".

But there are also signs of a new strain of charitableness among East Germans.

However, in an inter-continental context, this charitableness finds expression via specific policy actions and co-financing organisations.

It seems almost against true charitableness," Dr. Planish fretted to Peony.

What a fewking world... Faithfulness, hopefulness, and charitableness, and the greatest of these was faithfulness, if you could possibly manage it.

In private life they show him to be a good citizen, a good family man, absolutely moral, temperate in all things, and of great charitableness to all mankind.

Otherwise, he was known for his equanimity, his charitableness, and the fact that he paid good wages and distributed frequent bonuses; the men who worked for him - and there were sometimes as many as eighteen - had small reason to complain.

You should know that I have achieved everything, faithfully and after your will, the deliveries are always secured for you, but I am however the chosen one of the city, because you, in honour of God and to praise his charitableness.