almsfolk (Meaning)

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almsfolk (n.)

Persons supported by alms; almsmen.

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The charitable organization aimed to support almsfolk by providing them with essential resources and assistance.
In medieval times, almsfolk relied on the generosity of the community for sustenance and support during challenging periods.
The monastery welcomed almsfolk with open arms, offering them shelter and a warm meal in times of need.
The city's almsgiving tradition was deeply ingrained, ensuring that almsfolk had access to basic necessities through community contributions.
The compassionate noblewoman dedicated her efforts to establishing a foundation that specifically catered to the welfare of almsfolk.
During the annual charity event, the local residents came together to show solidarity with almsfolk by making significant donations.
The almsfolk gathered at the church, where the clergy organized a special service to acknowledge their presence and offer support.
The village elders implemented a system to regularly check on the well-being of the almsfolk, ensuring their needs were met by the community.
The almsfolk formed a close-knit community, supporting each other through shared experiences and the kindness of neighbors.
The monastery's outreach program aimed to empower almsfolk, providing them with opportunities for education and skill development.

Persons supported by alms; almsmen.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The charitable organization aimed to support almsfolk by providing them with essential resources and assistance.

In medieval times, almsfolk relied on the generosity of the community for sustenance and support during challenging periods.

The monastery welcomed almsfolk with open arms, offering them shelter and a warm meal in times of need.

The city's almsgiving tradition was deeply ingrained, ensuring that almsfolk had access to basic necessities through community contributions.