Pronunciation: /ˈoʊpənˌhændɪd/
adjective generous or liberal in giving; open-hearted or frank
A1 She is very openhanded, always sharing her snacks with others.
A2 The openhanded gesture of the stranger offering to help carry her bags was a pleasant surprise.
B1 The company's openhanded approach to employee benefits has led to high job satisfaction.
B2 The openhanded donation from the wealthy philanthropist greatly helped fund the new community center.
C1 His openhanded generosity knew no bounds, as he donated large sums of money to various charities.
C2 The openhanded support of the government in providing aid to disaster-stricken areas was crucial in rebuilding the communities.
adverb in a generous or liberal manner
A1 She gave money to the homeless man openhandedly.
A2 The teacher praised the student openhandedly for their hard work.
B1 The company is known for its openhanded approach to employee benefits.
B2 The politician greeted the crowd openhandedly, shaking hands with everyone.
C1 The billionaire philanthropist donated millions openhandedly to various charities.
C2 The CEO conducted business deals openhandedly, always willing to negotiate for the benefit of both parties.
formal The philanthropist was known for his openhanded donations to various charitable organizations.
informal She's always so openhanded with her friends, always willing to lend a helping hand.
slang My grandma is super openhanded when it comes to giving out candy to the neighborhood kids.
figurative The coach was openhanded with praise for his players after their hard-fought victory.
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