munificence Synonyms
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- frugality
- saving
- thrift
- economy
- conservation
- penuriousness
- providence
- frugality
- parsimony
- tightness
- closeness
- tightness
- penuriousness
- miserliness
- selfishness
- conservation
- providence
- pinching
- pinching
- meanness
- stinginess
- husbandry
- economy
- cheapness
- meanness
- selfishness
- husbandry
- saving
- miserliness
- stinginess
- thrift
- parsimony
- cheapness
- closeness
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- ungenerosity
- skimping
- economizing
- skimping
- ungenerosity
- scrimping
- managing
- husbanding
- husbanding
- scrimping
- managing
- conserving
- economizing
- conserving
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munificence Meaning
munificence (n)
liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit
munificence (n.)
Means of defense; fortification.
The quality or state of being munificent; a giving or bestowing with extraordinary liberality; generous bounty; lavish generosity.
munificence Sentence Examples
- The magnanimous benefactor's munificence extended to donating millions of dollars to charitable causes.
- Her boundless munificence included providing scholarships to underprivileged students.
- The king's extraordinary munificence was legendary, as he lavished gifts upon his subjects.
- The munificence of the philanthropist's bequest enabled the construction of a state-of-the-art hospital.
- The company's munificence was evident in its generous employee benefits and community outreach programs.
- The unexpected munificence of the lottery winner filled her with overwhelming gratitude.
- The munificence of the patron of the arts helped support struggling artists and preserve cultural heritage.
- The munificence of the foundation's grant allowed for groundbreaking medical research.
- The munificence of the gift wrapped in an opulent box left her speechless.
- The munificence of the city's hospitality made the tourists feel truly welcome.
FAQs About the word munificence
liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spiritMeans of defense; fortification., The quality or state of being munificent; a giving or b
generosity, philanthropy, bounty, liberality, largesse, unselfishness, kindness, bountifulness, gift,largess
frugality, saving, thrift, economy, conservation, penuriousness, providence, frugality, parsimony, tightness
The magnanimous benefactor's munificence extended to donating millions of dollars to charitable causes.
Her boundless munificence included providing scholarships to underprivileged students.
The king's extraordinary munificence was legendary, as he lavished gifts upon his subjects.
The munificence of the philanthropist's bequest enabled the construction of a state-of-the-art hospital.
