generosity
Noun
Meaning
Noble birth.
The quality of being noble; noble-mindedness.
Liberality in giving; munificence.
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After a ritual humiliation, Arslan treated him with generosity.
After the film's box office success, unhappiness at the studio over the deal's generosity to Lucas caused studio president Alan Ladd, Jr. to quit.
Although I must add that the word ‘parcel’ does not capture the extensive generosity of this wonderful act of kindness.
America insists on repeating this lesson over and over and over again, never really learning it: No amount of private initiative or donor generosity can or will ever do what the government can.
And, she says, “almost none of them has the heart, the soul, the humor, the courage and the generosity of Sara.”
Al-Muktafi became a favorite of the people for his generosity, and for abolishing his father's secret prisons, the terror of Baghdad.