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Meanings of generous in English
Usage of generous in English
1
In reality, given the generous qualifying regulations, quite sizeable movies often figure.
2
The Government provided generous funding for social housing in its recent budget.
3
Good;-Itis more than good; it is very generous; said the widow.
4
Far from being mean, many thousands of people showed themselves extraordinarily generous.
5
Our approach remains to urge Vertex to accept NHS England's generous offer.
6
A generous subsidy deal from the Scottish government made the project viable.
7
She smiled again, perhaps thinking herself quite generous to consider his desires.
8
This is quite a deal, a generous offer, and we know it.
9
They have, after all given their critics generous ammunition in recent years.
10
The Bank of Ireland has already agreed generous rates with its employees.
11
Seeking out generous schools is one way to get a better deal.
12
That popularity can make schools less generous with financial aid, she said.
13
We have set out a fair and generous proposal to the EU.
14
This was gracious; it was generous; but it was more than that.
15
You are noble; you are generous; you are the prince among nations.
16
In addition, state policies are becoming less generous for rooftop solar customers.
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