largesses (Meaning)

largesses

a generous gift, liberal giving (as of money) to or as if to an inferior, something so given, generous giving, generosity

The king's largesses extended beyond monetary rewards, encompassing lavish banquets and grand spectacles.
The wealthy widow dispensed her largesses upon the poor, establishing soup kitchens and orphanages.
The foundation's largesses funded innovative medical research and provided scholarships to underprivileged students.
The emperor's largesses fueled lavish courtly rituals and grand construction projects.
The philanthropist's largesses supported numerous charities, transforming the lives of countless individuals.
The monarch's largesses were intended to strengthen loyalty and appease the masses.
The benefactor's largesses extended to animal welfare organizations, providing shelter and medical care to abandoned animals.
The corporation's largesses helped create a scholarship fund for promising young engineers.
The philanthropist's largesses were bestowed upon the arts, supporting the work of talented artists and musicians.
The government's largesses were used to stimulate economic recovery and reduce unemployment.

a generous gift, liberal giving (as of money) to or as if to an inferior, something so given, generous giving, generosity

donations,gifts, presents, presentations, benefactions, freebies, grants, donatives, giveaways, freebees

loans, advances,bribes, sops, douceurs,peace offerings

The king's largesses extended beyond monetary rewards, encompassing lavish banquets and grand spectacles.

The wealthy widow dispensed her largesses upon the poor, establishing soup kitchens and orphanages.

The foundation's largesses funded innovative medical research and provided scholarships to underprivileged students.

The emperor's largesses fueled lavish courtly rituals and grand construction projects.