largess Synonyms
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Strong:
- donative
- freebee
- handsel
- award
- donation
- beneficence
- benefaction
- comp
- legacy
- subsidy
- generosity
- freebie
- benevolence
- fairing
- giveaway
- dole
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largess Meaning
largess (n)
a gift or money given (as for service or out of benevolence); usually given ostentatiously
liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit
largess (a.)
Alt. of Largesse
largess Sentence Examples
- The king's largess extended to all his subjects, irrespective of their rank or status.
- The company's largess in providing financial assistance to its employees during the pandemic was widely appreciated.
- Her largess in donating a significant portion of her wealth to charity earned her much respect and admiration.
- The government's largess in providing tax breaks and subsidies to businesses was aimed at stimulating economic growth.
- The philanthropist's largess in endowing scholarships for deserving students ensured their access to higher education.
- The foundation's largess in supporting various research projects has contributed to significant advancements in science and technology.
- The NGO's largess in providing humanitarian aid to disaster-stricken regions has alleviated the suffering of countless people.
- The corporation's largess in sponsoring cultural and artistic events has enriched the community's cultural landscape.
- The temple's largess in providing free meals to the needy has earned it a reputation for compassion and generosity.
- The organization's largess in funding community development initiatives has transformed the lives of many underprivileged individuals.
FAQs About the word largess
a gift or money given (as for service or out of benevolence); usually given ostentatiously, liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spi
gift, bestowal, presentation, grant, contribution, present, donative, freebee, handsel,award
loan, advance, loan, advance,sop, sop, bribe, bribe, douceur, douceur
The king's largess extended to all his subjects, irrespective of their rank or status.
The company's largess in providing financial assistance to its employees during the pandemic was widely appreciated.
Her largess in donating a significant portion of her wealth to charity earned her much respect and admiration.
The government's largess in providing tax breaks and subsidies to businesses was aimed at stimulating economic growth.
