altruistic (Meaning)

Wordnet

altruistic (a)

showing unselfish concern for the welfare of others

Webster

Regardful of others; beneficent; unselfish; -- opposed to egoistic or selfish.

His altruistic nature led him to donate a significant portion of his income to various charitable organizations.
The altruistic act of rescuing the stranded hikers demonstrated the selfless bravery of the mountain guide.
The teacher's altruistic dedication to her students went beyond the classroom, as she actively supported their personal growth and well-being.
Despite facing financial challenges, the couple remained altruistic, regularly volunteering at local shelters to help those in need.
The altruistic motives behind the community garden project aimed to provide fresh produce to low-income families.
Her decision to become a doctor was fueled by an altruistic desire to alleviate suffering and improve the health of others.
The organization's mission was rooted in an altruistic commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable practices.
The scientist's groundbreaking research was driven by an altruistic goal of finding solutions to global health challenges.
The altruistic gesture of anonymously paying for a stranger's meal at the restaurant left a lasting impression on everyone present.
The company's altruistic approach to corporate social responsibility involved investing in community development projects and supporting local charities.

showing unselfish concern for the welfare of othersRegardful of others; beneficent; unselfish; -- opposed to egoistic or selfish.

humanitarian, charitable, benevolent, philanthropical,philanthropic, handsome,generous, selfless, do-good, good

self-centered,selfish, selfish, self-centered,parsimonious, self-indulgent, miserly, pitiless, tight, tightfisted

His altruistic nature led him to donate a significant portion of his income to various charitable organizations.

The altruistic act of rescuing the stranded hikers demonstrated the selfless bravery of the mountain guide.

The teacher's altruistic dedication to her students went beyond the classroom, as she actively supported their personal growth and well-being.

Despite facing financial challenges, the couple remained altruistic, regularly volunteering at local shelters to help those in need.