widehearted

English

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Adjective

widehearted (comparative more widehearted, superlative most widehearted)

  1. Kindly and welcoming to people of all sorts.
    • 1893, Julie Sutter, A Colony of Mercy: Or, Social Christianity at Work (page 185)
      The house is open to any respectable artisan, no matter of what creed, or no creed; […] The truer our Christianity, the more widehearted its charity.
    • 2021, Heike Thieme, Book of Visions: Books of Wisdom (page 137)
      These watched me from behind motherly, widehearted and warm.
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