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noun · C1Philanthropy
fi-LANTHR-uh-pee/fɪˈlænθrəpi/
Philanthropy is the practice of giving money or help to people in need, especially on a large scale: prospectus philanthropy, a philanthropy line. Charity (already in the dictionary) is everyday; comms is not a methods budget.
Meaning
The practice of giving money or help to people in need, especially on a large scale (from charity, already in the dictionary).
Examples
- “Philanthropy in the prospectus is comms, not a methods budget.”
- “Charity is already in this course. Benefaction is the close twin. A prospectus is branding. A line in the budget is cover. Earmark the night-bus line; then keep the copy if the sitting still stands.”
Good to know
Large-scale giving to help others. Everyday: charity (already in the dictionary). Prospectus copy ≠ cover.
Near in meaning
charity, benefaction, giving
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