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Meanings of liberality in English
Portuguese
liberalidade Spanish
liberalidad Usage of liberality in English
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.
6
This unexpected liberality they heard in silence: they stood dumb and motionless.
7
In fact, I am willing to leave the pay to your liberality.
8
But neither is liberality a principal virtue, nor prodigality a capital vice.
9
There is something extremely refined and gentlemanlike in this form of liberality.
10
The most intimate friends of the Prince were offended with his liberality.
11
And this has been achieved in a great degree by private liberality.
12
And yet precisely that must be done with every advance in liberality.
13
Objection 1: It seems that liberality is not a part of justice.
14
His idleness justified itself by the liberality it permitted to his taste.
15
The mayor of Geelong, Dr. Thompson, set an example of similar liberality.
16
He was a little astonished at the liberality of his own views.
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Liberality through the time
Liberality across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare