generosity
generosity
noun
/ˌdʒenəˈrɒsəti/
uncountable, singular
​generosity (to/towards somebody) the fact of being generous (= willing to do kind things or give somebody money, gifts or time freely)
He treated them with generosity and thoughtfulness.
How can I repay your generosity?
She showed an unusual generosity of spirit to those who had opposed her.
The hospital has now bought a new body scanner, thanks to the generosity of local fund-raisers.
Their guests took advantage of their generosity, overstaying their welcome by several days.
their great generosity to the school
Collocations
adjective
extraordinary
great
incredible
verb + generosity
extend
show (somebody)
appreciate
preposition
generosity to
generosity towards/​toward
phrases
an act of generosity
generosity of spirit
thanks to the generosity of somebody
Word Origin
late Middle English (denoting nobility of birth): from Latin generositas, from generosus ‘magnanimous’, from genus, gener- ‘stock, race’. Current sen
e.g.
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Well, to show our appreciation for your generosity... ...I'll let you select an object from that tree... ...to take home with you. 君へのごほうびとして――ツリーの飾りから好きな物をあげよう (/yupeco/『ホーム・アローン2』)