Translations for „charitably“ in the English » German Dictionary

chari·tably [ˈtʃærɪtəbli, Am ˈtʃer-] ADV

charitably (generously)

großzügig

charitably (kindly)

freundlich

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Other thrift stores are either for-profit, or operated by corporations which are a charity in name only, as only a small fraction of profits are used charitably.

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Charitably you can see psychiatry and psychological explanations as an attempt to move us off that dime, although it's not clear it has done so.

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They're the kind of characters who struggle but eventually come good, and are charitably quick to forgive.

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But he was humble, kind, service-minded and charitably disposed to the poor and the downtrodden people.

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We charitably presume it to be a very cruel hoax, to which system our solemn brother seems to be peculiarly subject.

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She's delusional, to put it charitably, and downright dangerous, to put it more darkly.

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It's to think charitably toward our fellow humans and to be kind and generous and thoughtful about their needs...

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For a company whose venue can charitably be described as intimate, the ensemble produces big things.

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He found the film to be both plotless and pointless, and one that offers absolutely nothing which could even vaguely or charitably be defined as art, imagination or stimulation.

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The plain sects typically prohibit insurance, and they assist each other charitably in case of sickness, accident, or property damage.

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