unmercenary
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmɜr.səˌnɛr.i/
- Her unmercenary dedication to helping others earned her great respect in the community.
Examples
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The charity is run by unmercenary volunteers who expect nothing in return.
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He was praised for his unmercenary attitude, always putting patients before profit.
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Her unmercenary nature made her a beloved community leader.
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Many volunteers are unmercenary in their efforts to help others.
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He was praised for his unmercenary attitude, always putting patients before profit.
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Her unmercenary dedication to helping others earned her great respect in the community.
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The charity is run by unmercenary volunteers who expect nothing in return.
Synonyms
Not paid for or not affected by money
Antonyms
How Mercenary
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmercenary starts with un- 'not' and includes mercenary, a word tied to pay and money (think of merchant). So unmercenary means 'not for money', someone who acts without wanting pay.