adj. unselfish. selflessly adv. selflessness n.
... Spirit (and spirituality derived from it) is expressed in freedom ., creative activity , sublime motives of selfless service to truth , beauty ,.goodness , in intellectualism and flight of thought , dreams and ideals , in. efforts ... (philosophiya)
... of these was the New York Gazetteer . (1773 - with a circulation of thousand copies Along with numerous examples of selfless struggle in the history . of the War of Independence , there are cases of political .maneuvering and compromises This fully ... (Journalism History)
... against poaching , predatory attitude tonature requires from .him firmness , andsometimes selflessness andcourage Thehunter must beawell-developed andphysically fit person .He often has ... (Professions and specialties)
... significance and can set themselves very .high goals and approach to his work as a selfless high . service , a higher calling and purpose as an exceptionally important .mission Creative activity ... (Psychology of creativity and genius)
... high Causes of prosocial behavior : usually egoistic and disinterested (altruistic ) motives . of behavior Selfless motivation (empathy ) leads to help Mr Bateson and his colleagues proposed a hypothesis ... (Social Psychology)
... not only . in the course of combat operations on the fronts , but.also in the work of the Soviet rear Thanks to the selfless labor of the rear by the. end of 1943 , an economic victory was won over Germany The ... (The World History)
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