munificate Antonyms
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Meaning of munificate
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munificate (v. t.)
To enrich.
munificate Sentence Examples
- The philanthropist's munificate gesture left an enduring legacy of support for the underprivileged.
- The government's munificate tax breaks encouraged corporations to invest in research and development.
- The charitable organization's munificate donations funded life-saving research and disaster relief efforts.
- The wealthy benefactor's munificate endowment ensured the university's financial stability for generations to come.
- The munificate support of patrons enabled the artist to pursue her creative vision unbound.
- The munificate grant from the foundation allowed the scientists to conduct groundbreaking experiments.
- The munificate scholarship provided the student with the opportunity to achieve his educational dreams.
- The celebrity's munificate donation to the hospital helped upgrade its medical equipment and facilities.
- The government's munificate stimulus package aimed to alleviate financial hardship caused by the pandemic.
- The munificate gift of land allowed the community to establish a much-needed park.
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To enrich.
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The philanthropist's munificate gesture left an enduring legacy of support for the underprivileged.
The government's munificate tax breaks encouraged corporations to invest in research and development.
The charitable organization's munificate donations funded life-saving research and disaster relief efforts.
The wealthy benefactor's munificate endowment ensured the university's financial stability for generations to come.
