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Definition of selfless - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
altruistichaving no concern for oneself, only for others
- Her selfless actions saved the entire village.
- His selfless dedication to charity inspired many.
- Volunteering at the shelter was a selfless act.
Origin of selfless
Old English, self (self) + -less (without)
Terms with selfless included in their meaning
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selfless act
sacrifice or devote something
character
someone who is selfless and devoted
charity
selfless acts done to help others without planning
kindness
selfless concern for others or belief in helping others
selfless care
unconditional kindness and concern for others
selfless help
give time, effort, or resources to help others selflessly
selfless act
make an effort for someone else's benefit
selfless death
sacrifice one's life for a cause
generosity
selfless act to help others
selfless
willing to give up something valuable
selfless person
not caring about own needs or benefit
selfless action
in a way that ignores one's own needs or benefit
selfless person
person who gives up own needs for others or a cause
selfless giving
give selflessly without expecting a return
spirituality
unconditional love that is selfless and spiritual
spiritual love
selfless love without sexual implications
selfless person
person who selflessly cares for others' well-being
ethics
in a selfless way to help others
selfless
acting selflessly without seeking monetary rewards
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- French:désintéressé, ...
- German:selbstlos, ...
- Italian:altruista, ...
- Spanish:desinteresado, ...
- Portuguese:altruísta, ...
- Chinese:无私, ...
- Japanese:無私の, ...
- Arabic:إيثارِي, ...
- Hebrew:אַלְטְרוּאִיסְטִי, ...
- Russian:самоотверженный, ...
- Ukrainian:самовідданий, ...
- Hindi:निःस्वार्थ, ...
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