Kindness Vocabulary

adjective showing kindness and goodwill; charitable

• The benevolent donor contributed a large sum of money to the charity.
• My neighbor is such a benevolent soul, always helping out others in need.
• That guy is a real sweetheart, always being so benevolent to everyone.
• The benevolent sun shone down on the fields, nurturing the crops with its warmth.

adverb modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb by providing information on how the action is performed or how something is described

• The philanthropist generously donated a large sum of money to the charity.
• My neighbor always generously shares her homegrown vegetables with me.
• I'll generously hook you up with some tickets to the concert.
• His heart was so big, he generously forgave those who wronged him.

verb present participle of the verb 'pity', which means to feel sorry for someone or something

adjective feeling or showing pity; sympathetic

• She looked at him with a pitying expression, knowing he had been through a lot.
• I could see my friend's pitying gaze as I told her about my embarrassing moment.
• The group of girls were whispering and giving me pitying looks after I tripped in the hallway.
• The old house stood in the field, its windows pitying the passing of time.

noun a type of traditional Malay weapon resembling a machete or sword

verb to engage in the act of using a RAK weapon

• The charity organization set up a RAK campaign to help those in need.
• My friend surprised me with a RAK by buying me coffee this morning.
• I heard that guy is a RAK master, always doing nice things for people.
• Her kindness was like a RAK, spreading joy wherever she went.