Pronunciation: /ælˈtruɪstɪk/
adjective showing a selfless concern for the well-being of others; unselfish
A1 She is very kind and always helps others without expecting anything in return.
A2 The altruistic actions of the volunteers have made a positive impact on the community.
B1 His altruistic nature led him to donate a large sum of money to the charity.
B2 The billionaire philanthropist is known for his altruistic deeds and generosity towards those in need.
C1 Her altruistic efforts to improve the lives of underprivileged children have earned her numerous accolades.
C2 The organization's altruistic mission statement emphasizes the importance of giving back to society.
formal Her altruistic actions towards the less fortunate are truly commendable.
informal I admire how selflessly she helps others, she's so altruistic.
slang She's always looking out for everyone, she's like the most altruistic person I know.
figurative His heart was so full of altruistic love that it overflowed into every aspect of his life.
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