altruism
પરોપકારવૃત્તિ
definition
noun
some may choose to work with vulnerable elderly people out of altruism
the belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others.
translation of 'altruism'
પરમાર્થવૃત્તિ,
પરોપકારવૃત્તિ,
પરહિતધ્યેયવાદ
example
Both had their critics, but none of their detractors would doubt their 'altruism' and social commitment.
I argued at the time altruism was being discussed that there is no pure 'altruism' .
The free sharing of information has nothing to do with 'altruism' or a specific anti-authoritarian social vision.
These enlightened and evolved people believe in 'altruism' , idealism, and activism.
Certainly no one should imagine media corporations are suddenly guided by selfless 'altruism' .
Although this is not biological 'altruism' , it is very close to it.
It is not 'altruism' that is at work here; it is globalisation.
The fans are not altogether convinced by his 'altruism' .
Misguided though this might have been, my grandfather was motivated by 'altruism' and a deep belief in human dignity.
The notions of duty and 'altruism' are vital for a tolerant, healthy society.
The book ends with an incisive analysis of animal 'altruism' .
It can't be easy for people to leave home and come to a new place, even when the people in the new place are full of 'altruism' and eagerness to help.
A phenomenon that has been well studied in birds is 'altruism' .
Most health professionals are motivated by 'altruism' and concern for patients' best interests.
My grandmother, who is in an excellent state home, is of an age group who have shown a level of 'altruism' and self-sacrifice that beggars belief.
Yet systems of reciprocal 'altruism' do emerge in various social species, even among us humans.
Are there any other animal examples of this type of social structure where 'altruism' seems to play a part?
reciprocal 'altruism'
some may choose to work with vulnerable elderly people out of 'altruism'
It is as much corporate self-interest as corporate 'altruism' .
There have been far too many acts of generosity and 'altruism' to list.
Patients who take part in trials do so at least partly from 'altruism' .
He should have such virtues as compassion, love, generosity, and 'altruism' .
some may choose to work with vulnerable elderly people out of 'altruism'
It brought out the very best in people: 'altruism' , tolerance, noble-mindedness, and openness to others.
Hiking fanatics can mix self-gratification with 'altruism' by trekking through the wilderness for charity this weekend.
Naturally, Asian governments are not acting out of pure 'altruism' - even though in many cases they could get a better return on their investment at home.
The degree to which a society values 'altruism' , known as social responsibility norms, can also have an effect.
I vote 'altruistically' , for the benefit of others and for an idea of the kind of world I want for future generations.
People who 'altruistically' perform thankless tasks should be rewarded, but not by people who inspire little respect.
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