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Generous (Adjective)

Willing to give and share unstintingly; "a generous donation".

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The philanthropist was known for her generous gifts to charity.
His parents were very generous and gave him a large allowance.
She was a generous friend who always lent a helping hand when needed.
The company made a generous offer to its employees, which included excellent benefits and a high salary.
The generous host ensured that all his guests had enough to eat and drink throughout the party.

More than is usual or necessary; "a generous portion".

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She gave a generous donation to the charity, exceeding their fundraising goal.
The restaurant served a generous helping of pasta, leaving us stuffed and satisfied.
His generous offer to drive me to the airport was greatly appreciated.
The hotel provided a generous selection of toiletries and towels in the bathroom.
The store gave a generous refund for the defective item, even though it was past the warranty date.

Not petty in character and mind; "unusually generous in his judgment of people".

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The philanthropist was known for being unusually generous in his charitable donations, always willing to give more than was expected of him.
She was generous with her time, volunteering at the local hospital and mentoring young students.
The reviewer was generous in his praise of the new restaurant, giving it a glowing review that attracted many new customers.
Despite the company's financial struggles, the CEO was generous with bonuses and incentives, showing his appreciation for the employees' hard work.
He was generous in his assessment of his opponent's skills, acknowledging their strengths and admitting that they had given him a tough challenge.