LARGESSE

LARGESSE


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Word: largesse
Word origin: Middle English: from Old French, from Latin largus ‘copious’.
Phonetic: lɑːˈ(d)ʒɛs
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generosity in bestowing money or gifts upon others. Example: presumably public money is not dispensed with such largesse to anyone else


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Bigness of heart
Generosity
Generosity of a kind
Generous gift
Generous gift giving
Generous gift-giving
Generous gifts
Generous giving
Handouts
Liberality
Magnanimity
Bountiful donation.
___ Bounty
Gifts freely bestowed.
Gifts
Munificence
Money given generously
Magnanimous bestowal of gifts
Gift or money for services or out of benevolence, usually given ostentatiously
Oil finally greases wheels, which is beneficial
Bounty's immense on ship going to England
Great character reportedly gives generous donation
Gear redesigned by student leader featured in university handout
Giving great yawns, tedious chore ends
Generous bestowal
Big sister’s not even showing magnanimity (8)
Verbally admit it’s huge benevolence (8)
Song of praise
Charity raising some awareness e.g. rallying
Supermans motive, its said, is philanthropy
Great letter mentioned distribution of gifts
Letter of substance reported generosity of spirit
Big ship linked with Spains generosity
Charity resettled majority of grey seals
Liberal tendency not so excited initially about a Republican government
Glee as gutted Starmer gets hammered for extravagant gifts
Generosity of SSE?
Broadcasters description of head of SEATs charity?




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