munificent — extremely generous in giving or bestowing; lavish
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: extremely generous in giving or bestowing; lavish
Pronunciation (IPA): /mjuːˈnɪfɪsənt/
Korean meaning: 매우 관대한, 후한; 아낌없이 주는
Korean pronunciation: 뮤**니**피선트
Example Sentences
- The munificent billionaire bought pizza for the entire town just because it was Tuesday.
- Her munificent support helped establish the new library.
- The king's munificent reward for finding his lost cat was a golden palace.
munificent
ADJECTIVE//mjuːˈnɪfɪsənt//
extremely generous in giving or bestowing; lavish
A munificent businessman generously distributes money envelopes to needy families
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In halls magnificent, her giving is significant!
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Origin
From Latin munificus, combining munus meaning 'gift' or 'service' and facere meaning 'to make or do'. Originally described someone who makes gifts or performs generous services.
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“The munificent billionaire bought pizza for the entire town just because it was Tuesday.”
“Her munificent support helped establish the new library.”
“The king's munificent reward for finding his lost cat was a golden palace.”
“The munificent scholarship program changed many students' lives.”
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