無欲 (むよく, muyoku) Japanese meaning: unselfish | Kotomora人
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He is an unselfish person, prioritizing others' happiness over his own gain.
I participated in volunteer activities with a selfless spirit.
強欲
無欲 describes someone with little or no desire for gain, the opposite of the insatiable greed described by 強欲.
無欲 describes someone with little or no desire for gain, the direct opposite of 欲深い, who craves more than they need.
無欲 describes a lack of desire or selfless disinterest, the direct opposite of 貪欲's intense craving.
無欲 describes someone unconcerned with personal gain, the opposite of the 現金 (mercenary, self-interested) sense of the word.
無欲 means having no desire for gain or power, the opposite of the driving ambition expressed by 野心.
