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What is an adjective for kindness?

There are many adjectives that can describe kindness, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are a few options:

General kindness:

* Kind (the most straightforward and common option)

* Benevolent (implies a desire to do good)

* Compassionate (emphasizes empathy and concern for others)

* Generous (focuses on giving and sharing)

* Gracious (highlights politeness and courtesy)

* Thoughtful (suggests consideration for others' feelings)

More specific types of kindness:

* Selfless (emphasizes putting others' needs before one's own)

* Altruistic (describes a selfless concern for others' welfare)

* Sympathetic (highlights understanding and sharing someone's feelings)

* Tender (suggests gentleness and care)

* Humanitarian (refers to concern for the welfare of humanity)

* Charitable (emphasizes giving to those in need)

The best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and the specific type of kindness you want to emphasize.

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