liberality Antonyms
Strongest:
- frugality
- thrift
- miserliness
- providence
- thrift
- saving
- parsimony
- tightness
- closeness
- husbandry
- cheapness
- providence
- meanness
- economizing
- stinginess
- economizing
- economy
- miserliness
- selfishness
- stinginess
- frugality
- pinching
- conservation
- closeness
- conservation
- selfishness
- saving
- economy
- parsimony
- tightness
- pinching
- cheapness
- meanness
- husbandry
Strong:
- scrimping
- penuriousness
- ungenerosity
- conserving
- skimping
- managing
- skimping
- conserving
- ungenerosity
- managing
- scrimping
- husbanding
- penuriousness
- husbanding
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Meaning of liberality
liberality (n)
an inclination to favor progress and individual freedom
the trait of being generous in behavior and temperament
liberality (n.)
The quality or state of being liberal; liberal disposition or practice; freedom from narrowness or prejudice; generosity; candor; charity.
A gift; a gratuity; -- sometimes in the plural; as, a prudent man is not impoverished by his liberalities.
liberality Sentence Examples
- The organization's liberality was evident in its generous donations to various charities.
- The school's curriculum fostered liberality of thought and encouraged students to explore diverse perspectives.
- The politician's liberality surprised many, as they had previously held more conservative views.
- The new policy aimed to promote liberality in the workplace by allowing employees to express themselves freely.
- The society's liberality extended to those of different religions and backgrounds, creating a harmonious environment for all.
- The judge's liberality in sentencing the defendant demonstrated a commitment to rehabilitation over punishment.
- The arts flourished in the country due to its liberality towards creative expression.
- The liberal movement championed individual rights and advocated for social equality.
- The university's liberal arts program emphasized critical thinking and well-rounded knowledge.
- The donation was a testament to the donor's liberality and desire to support important causes.
FAQs About the word liberality
an inclination to favor progress and individual freedom, the trait of being generous in behavior and temperamentThe quality or state of being liberal; liberal d
generosity, philanthropy, bounty, largesse, unselfishness,kindness, bountifulness, munificence, largess, generousness
frugality, thrift, miserliness, providence, thrift, saving, parsimony, tightness, closeness, husbandry
The organization's liberality was evident in its generous donations to various charities.
The school's curriculum fostered liberality of thought and encouraged students to explore diverse perspectives.
The politician's liberality surprised many, as they had previously held more conservative views.
The new policy aimed to promote liberality in the workplace by allowing employees to express themselves freely.
