| A | B |
|---|
| beneficence | active charity, goodness, or kindness |
| philanthropy | love of humankind, or a charitable undertaking |
| bounty | generosity or something given generously; or a reward |
| succor | to aid help, or relieve |
| proffer | to offer or present for acceptance |
| ameliorate | to improve or make better |
| rectitude | strict honesty or moral uprightness |
| compassion | sympathy for another's trouble or misfortune |
| chaste | pure, unspoiled, or simple in style |
| prudent | cautious, exercising sound judgement, or not extravagent |
| politic | prudent or shrewdly tactful |
| civilty | politeness or courtesy |
| responsice | reacting readily or easily |
| promptitude | promptness, or the quality or acting quickly or without delay |
| alacrity | quick willingness, briskness, or eagerness |
| scintillation | a sparkling or flashing; or a brilliant display or cleverness or artistry |
| sagacity | shrewdness or keenness of judgement, or disconcernment |
| oracular | prophetic, mysterious, or possesing unquestioned wisdom or knowledge |
| prescience | foresight, orknowledge of events before they take place |
| frugal | economical, saving, or not wasting |
| particularity | a characteristic quality; or a peculiarity |
