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Opposite of the voluntary giving of alms or aid to those in need
Opposite of kindness and benevolence in one's nature or character
Opposite of something that is given as charity, especially a sum of money
Opposite of a kind or helpful deed
“Doing him a disfavor would be sure to bring the vultures swooping down on his business.”
Opposite of something that is given as charity, especially a sum of money
Opposite of a sum of money apportioned, especially formally or officially
Opposite of something that is given as charity, especially a sum of money
Opposite of a quantity of financial or other material aid given to a person or organization
Opposite of a gift
“Dolphins have been documented rescuing humans and acting as our allies, yet they expect nothing in return.”
Opposite of the act or nature of showing care or kind regard for others
“He showed immense callousness for his fellow men when he deserted them on the battlefield.”
Opposite of a framework in which individuals work and cooperate with others for the benefit of the community
Opposite of a thing offered, especially as a gift or contribution
Opposite of thoughtfulness and sensitivity towards others
“I became appalled by what I saw in my brothers and sisters, their inconsideration for their hosts.”
Opposite of financial help
“I was given an expiation notice and a fine for my parking indiscretion.”
Opposite of a gift or payment to a common fund or collection
“The money saved by noncontribution to the budget could be used to increase incentives for productive investment within the country.”
Opposite of the ability or willingness to tolerate a situation that one dislikes or disagrees with
Opposite of financial or practical assistance given to those in special need or difficulty
“I felt that the Federal Government ought not to put a further handicap on the borrowing of money by municipalities.”
Opposite of the quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent
Opposite of compassion or mercy shown towards someone
“She was also setting him up to take the blame for a fraud at the firm where she worked.”
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