Definition Synonyms
Definition of munificent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
personRare very generous in giving or sharingRare
- The munificent donor funded the entire project.
2.
giftRare extremely generous or lavish in natureRare
- She received a munificent gift for her birthday.
Origin of munificent
Latin, munificus (generous)
Examples of munificent in a sentence
The munificent host offered us a lavish dinner. The charity received a munificent donation. His munificent gesture was appreciated by all.
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- French:munificent, libéral, ...
- German:großzügig, ...
- Italian:munifico, ...
- Spanish:generoso, pródigo, ...
- Portuguese:generoso, pródigo, ...
- Chinese:慷慨的, 丰厚的, ...
- Japanese:気前の良い, 非常に寛大な, ...
- Arabic:سخي, سَخِي لِلْغَايَة, ...
- Hebrew:נָדִיב, ...
- Russian:щедрый, роскошный, ...
- Ukrainian:щедрий, розкішний, ...
- Hindi:उदार, भव्य, ...
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