softheartedness (Meaning)

Wordnet

softheartedness (n)

a feeling of concern for the welfare of someone (especially someone defenseless)

No weak antonyms found.

Her softheartedness made her unable to turn a blind eye to those in need.
The softheartedness of the teacher led her to give troubled students a second chance.
Despite his tough exterior, his softheartedness shone through when he helped a stranded kitten.
The softheartedness of the old woman extended even to strangers, offering them a warm smile and kind words.
His softheartedness often made him vulnerable to manipulation by others.
She concealed her softheartedness beneath a veneer of indifference, fearing it would be seen as a weakness.
The softheartedness of the man made him an easy target for criminals posing as victims.
The softheartedness of the pet owner led her to spoil her dog with excessive treats and affection.
While softheartedness can bring joy, it can also be a source of pain when it is betrayed.
The softheartedness of the community was evident in their generous donations to the local food bank.

a feeling of concern for the welfare of someone (especially someone defenseless)

heart, sympathy,kindness, compassion, responsiveness, largeheartedness, charity, feelings, generosity, bigheartedness

cruelty, disinterest, indifference, callousness, inhumanness, inhumanity, inhumanness, pitilessness, coldheartedness, coldness

Her softheartedness made her unable to turn a blind eye to those in need.

The softheartedness of the teacher led her to give troubled students a second chance.

Despite his tough exterior, his softheartedness shone through when he helped a stranded kitten.

The softheartedness of the old woman extended even to strangers, offering them a warm smile and kind words.