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Meanings of illiberality in English
Antonyms
Examples for "liberality"
Examples for "liberality"
1
Objection 1: It seems that liberality is the greatest of the virtues.
2
Two months pass; and the result of my liberality surpasses my expectations.
3
His liberality in giving his money to persons in distress was extraordinary.
4
This would also be maintaining the principle of liberality, in the abstract.
5
The liberality of the kind nobleman was scarcely appreciated as it deserved.
Usage of illiberality in English
1
Bitterly have I been punished for the illiberality of such an opinion.
2
Nothing has been exaggerated, nothing set down in a spirit of illiberality.
3
Leave such illiberality to cousin Goodenough: it would be quite beneath you!
4
The people here appear to possess instincts of self-preservation and illiberality.
5
Forgive me, if you can, for a touch of illiberality about your paper.
6
Such conditions also infect the education called liberal, with illiberality.
7
Many leaders themselves finding they were disappointed, abandoned their minds to illiberality and ungratefulness.
8
There is thus no reason in Cuba to complain of the illiberality of the laws.
9
Of the extremes, prodigality is more curable than illiberality.
10
This illiberality in religion was caused in the first place by the power of the clergy.
11
Now it pertains to injustice or illiberality to take possession of or retain external things unjustly.
12
My creditors, whose insulting illiberality could only be equalled by their unbounded impositions, hourly assailed me.
13
But this belongs to covetousness or illiberality.
14
But liberal and enlightened as was the general course of Walpole, he still made blunders, and showed occasional illiberality.
15
Scottish literature of the eighteenth century failed to destroy this illiberality owing to the method of the Scotch philosophers.
16
I replied in the papers, pointing out the gross illiberality of the attack, and tried to provoke a discovery of the authors.
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