Pronunciation: /ˌlɪbəˈræləti/
noun the quality or state of being generous; the quality of giving or spending freely
A1 Her liberality in sharing her snacks with classmates made her popular in school.
A2 The company's liberality in granting vacation days was appreciated by all employees.
B1 The government's liberality in funding education programs has led to increased enrollment rates.
B2 The professor's liberality in allowing extra time for assignments was a relief for students during exam season.
C1 The billionaire's liberality in donating to various charities has made a significant impact on society.
C2 The queen was known for her liberality in pardoning prisoners and granting clemency to those in need.
formal The company is known for its liberality in providing benefits to its employees.
informal I appreciate your liberality in sharing your snacks with me.
slang His liberality with money is what makes him popular among his friends.
figurative The liberality of her heart knows no bounds, always willing to help those in need.
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