Meanings of munificent offer in English

And then he might not choose to accept her munificent offer!

The boys were dazzled by this munificent offer.

My munificent offer was received with acclamation, though at first they wanted a preliminary smoke and gossip, but I bade them hurry.

If Mr Sharnall was thus pitiably wanting in appreciation of a munificent offer, the rest of Cullerne made no pretence of imitating his example.

This munificent offer at once aroused great enthusiasm among aeronauts and engineers throughout the whole of France, and, to a lesser degree, in Britain.

The munificent offer received from Mr. Arnault had enhanced her self-appreciation, and she felt that she had met it with rare nerve and sagacity.

It was on its face a munificent offer; but Merrifield and Sylvane knew that the Marquis's "three weeks" might not terminate after twenty-one days.

Hedges has been making me munificent offers, but I declined them.

He seems grieved for the past and makes munificent offers.

"I warned you," he said, "that they might possibly refuse even this munificent offer.

"I was so astonished at your munificent offer, Sir, that I could not well speak."