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philanthropy

/fɪˈlæn.θrə.pi/

Traduction: Nom désignant la volonté de promouvoir le bien-être d'autrui, généralement exprimée par des dons généreux d'argent, de temps ou de ressources à des causes bénéfiques.

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/fɪˈlæn.θrə.pi/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la volonté de promouvoir le bien-être d'autrui, généralement exprimée par des dons généreux d'argent, de temps ou de ressources à des causes bénéfiques.

A noun referring to the desire to promote the welfare of others, typically expressed by the generous donation of money, time, or resources to good causes.

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  1. Charitable givingB2formal

    The desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes.

    frphilanthropie

    • Her philanthropy has funded several new schools in the region.
    • The billionaire is known for his extensive philanthropy in the arts.
    • Corporate philanthropy can significantly impact local communities.

    Synonymesalmsgivingaltruismbeneficencebenevolencecharitygenerosityhumanitarianism

    Antonymesavaricecupiditygreedmisanthropyparsimonyselfishnessstinginess

  2. Love of humanityC1formal

    A general love and concern for all of humanity, often leading to altruistic actions.

    frAmour de l'humanité

    • The organization was founded on the principles of philanthropy and social justice.
    • His actions were driven by a deep sense of philanthropy.
    • Philanthropy is not just about money, but also about giving time and effort.

    Synonymesaltruismbenevolencecharityhumanitarianism

    Antonymesmisanthropy

Formes
  • philanthropies plural form
  • philanthropies' possessive plural form
  • philanthropy's possessive singular form
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