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philanthropic

/ˌfɪl.ənˈθrɒp.ɪk/

Traduction: Relatif au désir de promouvoir le bien-être des autres, généralement par des dons généreux ou des actions bienfaisantes.

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adjective

/ˌfɪl.ənˈθrɒp.ɪk/C1formal
  • frRelatif au désir de promouvoir le bien-être des autres, généralement par des dons généreux ou des actions bienfaisantes.

Relating to the desire to promote the welfare of others, typically through generous donations or actions.

  1. Generous to the needyB2formal

    Showing a generous desire to help the poor or those in need, often through donations or charitable acts.

    frGénéreux envers les nécessiteux

    • The billionaire made a philanthropic donation to build a new hospital.
    • Her philanthropic work focuses on providing clean water to remote villages.
    • Many philanthropic organizations are dedicated to ending hunger.

    Synonymesaltruisticbeneficentbenevolentcharitablecompassionategeneroushumanitarianmunificent

    Antonymesgreedymiserlyparsimoniouspenuriousselfishstingytightfisteduncharitable

  2. Relating to charityB2formal

    Of or relating to the practice of performing charitable or benevolent actions, especially for the public good.

    frphilanthropique (relatif à la charité)

    • The foundation's philanthropic mission is to support education and the arts.
    • He is known for his philanthropic efforts in the field of medical research.
    • The company's philanthropic activities include funding local community projects.

    Synonymesaltruisticbeneficentbenevolentcharitablegeneroushumanitarianmunificentpublic-spirited

    Antonymesgreedymisanthropicselfishstingy

Formes
  • more philanthropic comparative form
  • most philanthropic superlative form
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