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Definition of largesse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
charityDated UK generosity in giving gifts or moneyDated UK
- The king's largesse was known throughout the kingdom..
2.
charityDated UK specific generous gift or donationDated UK
- She received a largesse from her wealthy uncle.
Origin of largesse
Old French, largesse (generosity)
Examples of largesse in a sentence
The charity relies on the largesse of donors. The shelter received a largesse from an anonymous donor. His largesse paid for new library books.
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- French:largesse, donation, ...
- German:Großzügigkeit, Zuwendung, ...
- Italian:generosità, elargizione, ...
- Spanish:magnanimidad, dádiva, ...
- Portuguese:generosidade, dádiva, ...
- Chinese:慷慨赠予, 厚赠, ...
- Japanese:気前の良さ, 贈与, ...
- Arabic:سَخاء, هِبَة سَخِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:נְדִיבוּת, מַתָּנָה נְדִיבָה, ...
- Russian:щедрость, щедрый дар, ...
- Ukrainian:щедрість, щедрий дар, ...
- Hindi:दानशीलता, उदार उपहार, ...
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