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She was in a munificent mood and contributed a million dollars to the cause.munificent = very generous
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However, even the most munificent of tips lose their effect when a Director of the Company is on board and issues his orders. (source)munificent = generous
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repeated deeds of munificent yet unobtrusive charity (source)munificent = very generous
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But despite this apparent munificence, the meat he'd been killing was very lean, and he was consuming fewer calories than he was burning.† (source)
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She knew my presence would be requested; she wanted me writhing in the town's harsh gaze while her own munificence was lauded.† (source)
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At the time, Edgar had taken it as beer-fueled backwoods munificence, but now he heard it as a perverse taunt.† (source)
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She was badly frightened now, her left hand clenched into a tight fist just above her munificent bosom.† (source)
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"The Vatican will always be grateful for that," the secretariat said, his tone appeasing, "and yet there are those who still believe your financial munificence in 1982 is the only reason you were granted prelature status in the first place."† (source)
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I particularly wish, and intend, to act munificently, Mr Clennam.'† (source)
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The die was cast one winter's day when I received a summons from the Dominion Wildlife Service informing me that I had been hired at the munificent salary of one hundred and twenty dollars a month, and that I "would" report to Ottawa at once.† (source)
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How she had organized for Velutha to be educated and given him a job ...Mammachi, though annoyed at his drunkenness, wasn't averse to listening to bardic stories about herself and her family's Christian munificence.† (source)
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The seizure of the multi-billion dollar d'Anconia Copper was to come as a munificent surprise to the country.† (source)
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Nearly everything she possessed flowed from Nathan's munificence, including even (she said with a giggle) her diaphragm.† (source)
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Although Senators were paid the munificent sum of $6 per day, and their privileges included the use of great silver snuffboxes on the Senate floor, the aristocratic manners which had characterized the first Senate were strangely out of place when the struggling hamlet of Washington became the capital city in 1800, for its rugged surroundings contrasted sharply with those enjoyed at the temporary capitals in New York and Philadelphia.† (source)
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Occupied by his own munificence, Aziz noticed nothing.† (source)
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When he saw me he made me a low bow, and assured me that I was a munificent patron of art.† (source)
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