largition Sentence Examples
- The company's recent largition has been met with mixed reactions from its shareholders.
- The wealthy philanthropist's largition has helped to fund numerous important causes.
- The government's largition of funds to the arts has been praised by some and criticized by others.
- The foundation's largition has made it possible for many deserving students to attend college.
- The corporation's largition to the local food bank was a welcome gesture of goodwill.
- The actor's largition to his alma mater has helped to endow a new scholarship program.
- The athlete's largition to his favorite charity has set an example for others to follow.
- The family's largition has helped to support a variety of local charities.
- The business's largition has helped to promote economic development in the community.
- The foundation's largition has allowed researchers to make significant advances in the field of medicine.
largition Meaning
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largition ()
The bestowment of a largess or gift.
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The bestowment of a largess or gift.
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The company's recent largition has been met with mixed reactions from its shareholders.
The wealthy philanthropist's largition has helped to fund numerous important causes.
The government's largition of funds to the arts has been praised by some and criticized by others.
The foundation's largition has made it possible for many deserving students to attend college.
