charitably

as injustly

as inkindly
as ingenerously
as ingenerously

Antonyms for charitably

Word Origin & History

c.1200, in reference to the Christian virtue, from Old French charitable, from charité (see charity). Meaning "liberal in treatment of the poor" is from c.1400; that of "inclined to impute favorable motives to others" is from 1620s. Related: Charitableness; charitably.

Example Sentences for charitably

They might have been of pity, but were not so charitably interpreted.

"Perhaps she's only tired though," thought Janie charitably.

"It's a very natural one, I am afraid," said Mr. Everett charitably.

She thought she saw through all this, and she could interpret it all charitably.

The farmer believed the falsehood, and charitably gave them a good dinner.

Charitably, almost chivalrously, he imagined, he gave her a thought.

Not that we should judge proud spirits otherwise than charitably.

So charitably was he minded, indeed, that he hardly left her at all except at meal-times.

It is all over, and I want to think only charitably, only kindly.

Unfortunately, you are not always so charitably inclined towards me.

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justly

kindly

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generously