Pronunciation: /mæɡˈnænɪməsli/
adjective Showing a generous and kind nature
A1 She magnanimously shared her toys with her little sister.
A2 He magnanimously forgave his friend for breaking his favorite toy.
B1 The manager magnanimously offered to cover the cost of the team's lunch.
B2 Despite the heated argument, she magnanimously apologized first.
C1 The CEO magnanimously donated a large sum of money to the charity.
C2 The politician magnanimously accepted defeat and congratulated his opponent on the win.
adverb In a generous or forgiving manner
A1 She magnanimously forgave her friend for forgetting her birthday.
A2 He magnanimously offered to help his neighbor with their yard work.
B1 The CEO magnanimously donated a large sum of money to charity.
B2 The politician magnanimously accepted defeat in the election and congratulated their opponent.
C1 The judge magnanimously granted the defendant a reduced sentence due to their remorse.
C2 The philanthropist magnanimously funded a new school in an underprivileged community.
formal The philanthropist magnanimously donated a large sum of money to the charity.
informal She magnanimously offered to help her friend move into her new apartment.
slang He magnanimously covered the bill for everyone at the bar last night.
figurative The sun magnanimously shared its warmth with the entire garden.
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