kindness
kind·ness [kindness kindnesses] [ˈkaɪndnəs] [ˈkaɪndnəs] noun
1. uncountable the quality of being kind
• to treat sb with kindness and consideration
2. countable a kind act
• I can never repay your many kindnesses to me.
see kill sb/sth with kindness at kill v., the milk of human kindness at milk n.
Example Bank:
• I don't deserve your kindness.
• I really appreciate your kindness.
• I tried to think of a way to repay his kindness.
• I went with her out of kindness.
• I'll never forget your kindness to me.
• She has always been kindness itself to me.
• Show your appreciation by little acts of kindness.
• Small kindnesses meant a lot to her.
• They had shown him great kindness.
• They treated us with kindness and courtesy.
• They volunteer out of the kindness of their hearts.
• This unexpected kindness touched her deeply.
• We met with much kindness and help.
• He was overwhelmed by their kindness.
• She wanted to thank him for his kindness.