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Eleemosynary   Listen
noun
Eleemosynary  n.  (pl. eleemosynaries)  One who subsists on charity; a dependent.






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"Eleemosynary" Quotes from Famous Books



... heard that their supplies were sometimes cut off for months at a time. I suppose this is a case of that kind. Ogla-Moga," said Miss Slopham, addressing him with her most reassuring and eleemosynary smile, "does the government feed you ...
— Stories by American Authors, Volume 3 • Various

... "you all, probably, have seen my letter to Mr. Latham, or at least you are aware of its contents, so you understand that the diamonds which were mailed to you are your property. I am not a eleemosynary institution for the relief of diamond merchants," and he smiled a little, "for the gifts are preliminary to a plain business proposition—a method of concentrating your attention, and, in themselves, part payment, ...
— The Diamond Master • Jacques Futrelle



Words linked to "Eleemosynary" :   charitable, philanthropic, benevolent, beneficent



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