Magnanimity means the quality of being generous and noble in spirit, especially towards a rival or someone less powerful. It involves showing kindness, forgiveness, and greatness of soul in dealing with others.
Magnanimity means the quality of being generous and noble in spirit, especially towards a rival or someone less powerful. It involves showing kindness, forgiveness, and greatness of soul in dealing with others.
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The donor demonstrated his magnanimity when he gave a million
dollars to the new children's hospital.
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Even in his nineties, Nelson Mandela has a magnanimity that
delivered South Africa from shame to peace and prosperity.
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Magnanimity means generosity, liberality in bestowing gifts.
Here is a sentence example:
His youngest son was always rather lazy and seemed to have no
problem living off his father's magnanimity.
Here is another example:
After the devastating earthquake, unaffected parts of the
country showed amazing magnanimity and aid packages just flooded in
for weeks.