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Meanings of largesse in English
Catalan
magnanimitat Spanish
munificiencia Liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit.
Usage of largesse in English
1
Let the disputing families see that true nobility is expressed in largesse.
2
Back then, companies that made the Unix operating system could afford largesse.
3
This year's Budget will be able to provide largesse like no other.
4
You crave largesse, and the gentlemen favor you with money and jewels.
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They were, in fact, among the chief beneficiaries of the tourist largesse.
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And bravely went the sowing on, with the broadcast largesse of love.
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The cost of a consultation depends on the largesse of the customer.
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But she had been bought and paid for with the earl's largesse.
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Heaven knows we can't go on living off your father's largesse forever.
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A slave was a generous gift and everyone praised the emperor's largesse.
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NBC's Streaming Service Has a Release Date The year of streaming largesse continues.
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Education groups are hoping for a little largesse from this week's government Budget.
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Political allies from Cuba to Bolivia depend on Chavez's oil-financed largesse.
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Federal Reserve policy largesse, meanwhile, keeps prices stable as debt declines.
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Voters who benefit from his fiscal largesse may not mind but investors might.
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That kind of largesse will weigh on the forthcoming 2015 budget.
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Translations for largesse
Catalan
Largesse through the time
Largesse across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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