magnanimously (Meaning)

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magnanimously (r)

in a magnanimous manner

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In a magnanimous manner; with greatness of mind.

The king magnanimously pardoned the rebels, showing mercy to those who had wronged him.
The wealthy benefactor magnanimously donated a large sum to the charity, helping countless people in need.
The athlete magnanimously congratulated his opponent after losing, displaying true sportsmanship.
The teacher magnanimously gave a second chance to the failing student, believing in their potential.
The CEO magnanimously promoted her employee, recognizing their hard work and dedication.
The volunteer magnanimously offered their time and resources to help the community, putting others before themselves.
The friend magnanimously forgave the betrayal, choosing compassion over resentment.
The parent magnanimously supported their child's dreams, encouraging them to pursue their passions.
The doctor magnanimously dedicated their life to healing the sick, making countless sacrifices for the well-being of others.
The leader magnanimously united a divided nation, fostering peace and harmony through their words and actions.

in a magnanimous mannerIn a magnanimous manner; with greatness of mind.

honorably, heroically,nobly, courageously, venerably, bravely, grandly, greatly, gallantly,loftily

wretchedly, pitiably, nastily,dishonorably, pitiably, basely, abominably, basely, ignobly, abominably

The king magnanimously pardoned the rebels, showing mercy to those who had wronged him.

The wealthy benefactor magnanimously donated a large sum to the charity, helping countless people in need.

The athlete magnanimously congratulated his opponent after losing, displaying true sportsmanship.

The teacher magnanimously gave a second chance to the failing student, believing in their potential.