kindness
kind‧ness /ˈkaɪndnəs, ˈkaɪndnɪs/
noun
I can’t thank you enough for your kindness.
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In everyday English, when you are thanking people for helping you, the normal phrase to use is Thanks for (all) your help. The phrase Thank you for your kindness sounds very polite and slightly old-fashioned.
2. [countable] a kind action
do somebody a kindness
It would be doing him a kindness to tell him the truth.
⇨ kill somebody with kindness at kill1(16)
kind‧ness /ˈkaɪndnəs, ˈkaɪndnɪs/
noun Word Family: adjective: kind ≠ unkind, kindly; noun: kindness ≠ unkindness; adverb: kindly ≠ unkindly
1. [uncountable] kind behaviour towards someone: REGISTER
In everyday English, when you are thanking people for helping you, the normal phrase to use is Thanks for (all) your help. The phrase Thank you for your kindness sounds very polite and slightly old-fashioned.
2. [countable] a kind action
do somebody a kindness
⇨ kill somebody with kindness at kill1(16)