almesse (Meaning)

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almesse (n.)

See Alms.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The wealthy merchant practiced regular almesse, distributing food and clothing to the less fortunate in the town square.
During the festival of giving, the community gathered to contribute to the almesse, supporting various charitable causes.
The monastery relied on the almesse of the local villagers to sustain its charitable work and maintain the abbey.
As part of their religious duty, the faithful were encouraged to perform acts of almesse to help those in need.
The benevolent queen established a fund for almesse, ensuring that the kingdom's impoverished citizens received assistance.
The wise elder emphasized the importance of almesse as a means of fostering compassion and community solidarity.
The charitable organization organized an almesse event to raise funds for medical aid and education in underprivileged areas.
Nobles and aristocrats were expected to contribute to the almesse to alleviate the suffering of the poor in the kingdom.
The annual almesse fair attracted vendors and donors from across the region, raising significant funds for charitable causes.
The compassionate ruler instituted a decree that a portion of the kingdom's treasury would be allocated to almesse, ensuring ongoing support for the needy.

See Alms.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The wealthy merchant practiced regular almesse, distributing food and clothing to the less fortunate in the town square.

During the festival of giving, the community gathered to contribute to the almesse, supporting various charitable causes.

The monastery relied on the almesse of the local villagers to sustain its charitable work and maintain the abbey.

As part of their religious duty, the faithful were encouraged to perform acts of almesse to help those in need.