donated (Meaning)

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donated (imp. & p. p.)

of Donate

No weak antonyms found.

The generous philanthropist donated a significant sum of money to the local hospital.
The company donated a truckload of food to the food bank, helping to feed those in need.
My parents donated old clothes to the charity shop, giving them a new lease on life.
The local community center donated a playground to the town, providing a safe space for children to play.
The Red Cross donated blood to the hospital, saving lives during a critical shortage.
The organization donated school supplies to underprivileged students, helping them to succeed in their education.
The animal shelter donated a dog to a family who had lost their beloved pet, bringing joy back into their lives.
The library donated a collection of books to a local school, giving students access to a wealth of knowledge.
The church donated a meal to a homeless shelter, providing nourishment and comfort to those in need.
The elderly woman donated her house to a deserving family, ensuring that they had a safe and loving home.

of Donate

nominal, bestowed,given, voluntary, pro bono, discretionary, uncompensated, free, gratis, unpaid

expensive, expensive, high, paid, high,paid, costly, costly, dear,dear

The generous philanthropist donated a significant sum of money to the local hospital.

The company donated a truckload of food to the food bank, helping to feed those in need.

My parents donated old clothes to the charity shop, giving them a new lease on life.

The local community center donated a playground to the town, providing a safe space for children to play.