self-sacrificing (Meaning)

Wordnet

self-sacrificing (s)

willing to deprive yourself

Webster

Yielding up one's own interest, ffeelings, etc; sacrificing one's self.

The firefighters exhibited extraordinary self-sacrificing bravery in rescuing civilians from the blazing inferno.
The nurse dedicated her life to self-sacrificingly caring for the sick and needy.
The soldier's self-sacrificing act of throwing himself on a grenade saved his comrades' lives.
The mother made self-sacrificing choices daily, putting her children's well-being before her own.
The volunteers self-sacrificingly spent countless hours cleaning up the aftermath of the disaster.
The teacher's self-sacrificing nature inspired students to excel in their studies.
The explorer risked his life on a self-sacrificing mission to find the lost climbers.
The environmental activist self-sacrificingly chained herself to a tree to prevent its destruction.
The community rallied together in a self-sacrificing effort to rebuild the hurricane-damaged homes.
The animal shelter volunteer self-sacrificingly stayed late to care for the abandoned pets.

willing to deprive yourselfYielding up one's own interest, ffeelings, etc; sacrificing one's self.

altruistic, humanitarian,selfless, philanthropic, charitable, benevolent, kindhearted, beneficent, liberal, handsome

selfish, self-centered, self-centered, selfish, niggardly, pitiless, self-indulgent, parsimonious, parsimonious, self-seeking

The firefighters exhibited extraordinary self-sacrificing bravery in rescuing civilians from the blazing inferno.

The nurse dedicated her life to self-sacrificingly caring for the sick and needy.

The soldier's self-sacrificing act of throwing himself on a grenade saved his comrades' lives.

The mother made self-sacrificing choices daily, putting her children's well-being before her own.