Pronunciation: /lɑrˈʒɛs/
noun a generous bestowal of gifts, money, or favors
A1 The queen showed largesse by giving gifts to the villagers.
A2 The company's largesse extended to providing free meals for all employees.
B1 The billionaire's largesse was evident in his generous donations to charity.
B2 The government's largesse towards the arts community helped fund many important projects.
C1 The CEO's largesse knew no bounds as he funded numerous philanthropic endeavors.
C2 The royal family's largesse was renowned throughout the kingdom for their extravagant gifts and donations.
adjective generous in giving
A1 The queen showed largesse by giving gifts to the villagers.
A2 The company's largesse extended to all employees, not just the executives.
B1 The politician's largesse towards the community helped boost their popularity.
B2 The billionaire's largesse was evident in the extravagant parties he hosted.
C1 The artist's largesse towards aspiring creators was well-known in the industry.
C2 The philanthropist's largesse knew no bounds, as they donated generously to various causes.
formal The wealthy philanthropist showed great largesse in donating to various charitable causes.
informal My boss surprised us with his largesse by giving out bonuses to everyone in the office.
slang I can't believe the largesse of that guy, he just bought drinks for the whole bar!
figurative Her heart was filled with largesse, always willing to give to those in need.
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