Synonyms for Samaritan
səˈmær ɪ tnsamar·i·tan

Princeton's WordNet

1. Samaritannoun

   a member of the people inhabiting Samaria in biblical times

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1. • Israelite

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1. Clayton Guyton:

   A good Samaritan, somebody that goes out of her way to help somebody, her life was cut short.

2. Vera Booker:

   Jimmy Lee Jackson was brought in to Good Samaritan Hospital by ambulance from Marion, Alabama on February the 18th, 1965, at that time he said 'Nurse, I'm hurting so bad. I'm hurting. And I said 'Well just calm down if you can.'.

3. Bryant Wright:

   I recognize his calling as the governor is for the security of the citizens, to administer justice, to punish evil, he has a different role in the role of governance. But our calling as Christians is to reach out to our neighbor — whoever that may be, from all around the world — just as Jesus teaches in the story of the Good Samaritan.

4. Margaret Thatcher:

   No one would remember the Good Samaritan if he only had good intentions. He had money as well.

5. Mark Myers:

   This young man, Greenwood's good Samaritan, acted within seconds, stopping Douglas Sapirman and saving countless lives, our city, our community and our state is grateful for his heroism in this situation.