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generous

[jen-er-uhs] / ˈdʒɛn ər əs /




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His parents and friends described him as kind, generous, patient, empathetic and funny, willing to help anyone in need.

From Salon

The sandwiches themselves are generous in size, featuring a thick chunk of ice cream encased in two soft-baked chocolate chip cookies and coated in mini chocolate chips.

From Salon

Investors had thought 2027 would be a year of recovery for the business, cushioned by more generous federal payments.

From The Wall Street Journal

Singapore’s government offers grants, tax exemptions and equity investments to new companies, making the city-state “one of the most generous benefactors of tech entrepreneurs anywhere in the world,” Mr.

From The Wall Street Journal

This isn’t about assembling a Pinterest-perfect welcome basket; it’s about choosing one or two things that feel doable, generous and unmistakably human.

From Salon