kindness in Latin
kindness in Latin is bonitas, caritas, venia — kindness means the quality of being kind; a caring, generous, and considerate nature.
kindness in Latin
bonitas
The state of being kind.
caritas
The state of being kind.
venia
An instance of kind or charitable behaviour.
What does "kindness" mean?
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noun The quality of being kind; a caring, generous, and considerate nature.
"I will never forget the kindness the nurses showed my mother during her stay."
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noun A specific act of caring or generous behaviour.
"Leaving a note of thanks for the postman was a thoughtful kindness."
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kindness in a sentence
- I will never forget the kindness the nurses showed my mother during her stay.
- Teachers who treat pupils with kindness often get the best results from them.
- Leaving a note of thanks for the postman was a thoughtful kindness.
- After the storm, the neighbours' many kindnesses helped us feel less alone.
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What is "kindness" in Latin?
"kindness" in Latin is bonitas, caritas, venia. kindness means: The quality of being kind; a caring, generous, and considerate nature.
How do you use "kindness" in a sentence?
Example: "I will never forget the kindness the nurses showed my mother during her stay." In Latin, "kindness" is bonitas, caritas, venia.
Are there other ways to say "kindness" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "kindness": bonitas, caritas, venia.
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