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Meanings of munificent in English
Very generous.
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Usage of munificent in English
1
Fifteen copecks was a liberal gratuity, and twenty bordered on the munificent.
2
The deputation came and thanked her for her munificent act of charity.
3
I have already mentioned the munificent gift of Medina-Celi to Madame Pichona.
4
They were satisfied that their pure devotion deserved the most munificent rewards.
5
To his munificent gifts the academy at St. Johnsbury owes its worth.
6
He has always been a most munificent patron of literature and art.
7
This is munificent liberality when we take into consideration their exhausting poverty.
8
My salary would be twenty-five dollars a month, and this was munificent.
9
She and her husband were munificent patrons of literature, art, and, science.
10
How munificent were the emperors to such cities as Athens and Alexandria!
11
The munificent recognition of the fair by the General Government attracted national attention.
12
From every blossom a golden nectar flowed in great munificent streams.
13
Introductory Remarks.-Thecharacteristic simplicity of manners exhibited in Native families.-Theirmunificent charity.-The Syaads.
14
This style however was not altogether to the taste of the munificent Prince.
15
He was universally commented upon as the most munificent officer of the army.
16
During the wars in Gaul, Caesar had been most munificent to his soldiers.
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