almsman (Meaning)

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almsman (n.)

A recipient of alms.

A giver of alms.

The almsman, with gratitude in his eyes, accepted the charitable offering from the passerby.
In the medieval village, the almsman relied on the generosity of others to sustain himself during challenging times.
The monastery appointed an almsman to manage the distribution of charitable donations to the needy in the community.
Every morning, the almsman would venture into the town, collecting alms to support the local almshouse.
The compassionate noblewoman took it upon herself to personally deliver alms to the almsman each week.
In times of drought, the almsman became a symbol of hope, distributing food and provisions to the drought-stricken population.
The local church recognized the dedicated almsman for his unwavering commitment to aiding the less fortunate.
The medieval almshouse appointed an almsman to oversee the daily operations and ensure the fair distribution of resources.
The king's decree emphasized the importance of supporting the almsman as a means of caring for the vulnerable in the kingdom.
The almsman's role extended beyond mere charity, as he became a trusted figure within the community, fostering a sense of unity and support.

A recipient of alms., A giver of alms.

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moneybags, plutocrat, affluent, millionaire, fat cat, have, millionaire, moneybags,fat cat, affluent

The almsman, with gratitude in his eyes, accepted the charitable offering from the passerby.

In the medieval village, the almsman relied on the generosity of others to sustain himself during challenging times.

The monastery appointed an almsman to manage the distribution of charitable donations to the needy in the community.

Every morning, the almsman would venture into the town, collecting alms to support the local almshouse.