generousness
/ˈdʒɛnərəsnəs/
noun
- The quality of being willing to give more than is expected, especially money, time, or help.
- Her generousness was well known in the community because she often donated to local charities.
- The teacher appreciated the student's generousness in sharing his lunch with a classmate who forgot his.
- Their generousness during the holiday season helped many families have a warm meal.
- The quality of being kind and understanding toward others, especially when judging their actions.
- He showed generousness by forgiving his friend for the mistake instead of getting angry.
- The judge's generousness in the courtroom made everyone feel fairly treated.
- Her generousness of spirit allowed her to see the good in people even when they disappointed her.
- The quality of being large or plentiful in amount or size.
- We were surprised by the generousness of the scholarship, which covered all tuition and books.
- The generousness of the rainfall this spring has made the garden bloom beautifully.
- The generousness of the portions at the restaurant meant nobody left hungry.
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