Largehearted

Pronunciation: /lɑːrdʒˈhɑːrtɪd/

Definitions of largehearted

adjective a descriptive word that modifies a noun or pronoun, typically by indicating size, shape, age, color, etc.

Example Sentences

A1 She is a largehearted person who always helps others.

A2 The largehearted donation from the community helped rebuild the school.

B1 The largehearted philanthropist donated millions to charity every year.

B2 His largehearted nature endeared him to everyone he met.

C1 The largehearted gestures of the volunteers made a significant impact on the community.

C2 The largehearted act of forgiveness brought healing and reconciliation to the family.

Examples of largehearted in a Sentence

formal The largehearted philanthropist donated a significant amount to the charity.

informal My aunt is so largehearted, she always goes out of her way to help others.

slang I can't believe how largehearted that guy is, he's always looking out for his friends.

figurative Her largehearted nature shines through in everything she does, always putting others before herself.

Grammatical Forms of largehearted

• past tense: largehearted
• plural: largehearted
• comparative: more largehearted
• superlative: most largehearted
• present tense: largehearted
• future tense: will be largehearted
• perfect tense: have been largehearted
• continuous tense: being largehearted
• singular: largehearted
• positive degree: largehearted
• infinitive: to be largehearted
• gerund: being largehearted
• participle: largehearted

Origin and Evolution of largehearted

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'largehearted' originated from Old English, where 'large' meant generous and 'hearted' referred to having a particular type of heart or disposition.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'largehearted' has retained its original meaning of being generous or kind-hearted, but it is now used more figuratively to describe someone who is compassionate or empathetic.