generousness 的定义
- liberal in giving or sharing; unselfish: a generous patron of the arts; a generous gift.
- free from meanness or smallness of mind or character; magnanimous.
- large; abundant; ample: a generous portion of pie.
- rich or strong in flavor: a generous wine.
- fertile; prolific: generous soil.
generousness 近义词
generosity
更多generousness例句
- Most of the television interviews he’s given as president have gone to Fox News or Fox Business, including a sprawling, generous one Tuesday morning.
- I hurriedly filled a plastic container with wet dirt and leaves and added a generous helping of earthworms.
- The episode didn’t dull Wall Street’s enthusiasm because investors can rely on TransDigm to send its profits back to shareholders through generous dividends and stock buybacks — nearly $600 million over the past five years.
- This is one in a series presenting news on technology and innovation, made possible with generous support from the Lemelson Foundation.
- In a series of experiments reported in 2013, researchers tested to see if dancing or chanting together made people feel more generous toward members of their group.
- But equally as important, he was a great guy, and a kind and generous friend.
- In the Senate, the Democrats passed the budget 56-40 with the generous aid of 24 Republicans.
- Not because capitalists back then were more generous, but because it was the law.
- For platinum, gold, or other more generous plans, the premiums (or amount you pay up front) will be more expensive.
- To call them mediocre, uninspiring, and stale would be overly generous.
- At sight of this generous enemy, this faithful friend, how could he restrain the grateful impulse to fling himself into his arms!
- In their greeting there seemed a taunting note as though they knew they had no more to fear from me and could be generous.
- On Louis thanking the minister for his generous interference, Sinzendorff took his hand.
- In pursuance of his generous resolution, he communicated his designs to Allcraft.
- As against the pain she inflicted, he had been generous, long-suffering— therefore his conduct was 'beautiful and precious.'