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magnanimousness

/mag-nan-uh-muhs/US // mægˈnæn ə məs //UK // (mæɡˈnænɪməs) //

宽宏大量,大气磅礴,大气度,大气

Related Words

unstinting毫不吝惜,毫不吝啬,坚定不移地,毫不吝啬的unselfish无私,无私奉献,无私的,大公无私altruistic利他主义,无私奉献,利他主义的,无私的charitable慈善事业,慈善的,慈善,慈善机构selfless无私,无私的,无私奉献,舍己为人forgiving宽容的,宽容,宽厚的,宽恕的considerate周到的,周到,周全的,周全beneficent受益的,受惠的,受益人,受惠benevolent仁慈的,仁爱,仁慈,仁义big大,大的,大型,很大bighearted心胸宽广,大心肠,心胸宽广的人,大心bountiful丰收的,丰富的,丰饶的,富足的free免费的,免费,自由的,自由generous慷慨的,慷慨大方,慷慨,慷慨解囊great巨大的,巨大,优秀,厉害handsome帅气的,英俊的,帅哥,帅气high-minded思想高尚,高尚,高贵,思想高远kindly慈祥的,仁慈的,和蔼可亲,慈祥地liberal自由主义者,自由派,开放的,自由的lofty崇高的,崇高,巍峨的,耸人听闻

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : generous in forgiving an insult or injury; free from petty resentfulness or vindictiveness: to be magnanimous toward one's enemies.
    • : high-minded; noble: a just and magnanimous ruler.
    • : proceeding from or revealing generosity or nobility of mind, character, etc.: a magnanimous gesture of forgiveness.

Synonyms & Antonyms

noungenerosity
Synonyms
alms-giving施舍,施粥,赒人,施食altruism利他主义,利己主义,利他,舍己为人beneficence恩惠,恩赐,受惠,受惠于人benevolence仁爱,仁爱之心,仁义,仁术bounteousness恩惠,恩赐,恩典,恩泽bounty赏金,恩惠,赏赐,赏钱charitableness慈善,慈善事业,慈善机构,慈善家charity慈善机构,慈善,慈善事业,慈善组织generousness慷慨,宽宏大量,慷慨大方,宽厚goodness好的,好东西,好处,好事heart心,心脏,心灵,心儿high-mindedness崇高精神,高尚情操,高风亮节,崇高的精神hospitality招待费,接待,招待所,招待kindness仁慈,善良,仁慈的,恩情largesse大笔资金,大笔款项,慷慨解囊,大笔钱财lavishness奢华,奢华主义,奢侈,豪华liberality自由度,自由,自由主义,宽松magnanimity大气度,大气,大度,大气磅礴munificence慈悲为怀,慈悲,慈惠,慈爱nobleness高尚,高贵,尊贵,高尚品质openhandedness开放的手,敞开手脚,开放的手掌,敞开的手philanthropy慈善事业,公益事业,慈善,慈善活动profusion繁茂,繁华,丰富多样,丰富的内容readiness准备好了,准备就绪,准备好,准备unselfishness无私,无私精神,无私奉献,无私的精神all heart全心全意,万众一心,全心投入,全心全力big-heartedness心胸宽广,襟怀坦白,心胸宽广的人,大情大性free giving免费赠送,免费提供,免费赠与,免费赠予great-heartedness大心肠,大情大性,大情大义,大爱large-heartedness心胸宽广,胸怀大志,心胸宽阔,心胸宽广的人unsparingness不疏散,不透明性,不透明,疏散性

Examples

  • Schieffer, by contrast, was more magnanimous and respectful.

  • Even Rachel Maddow, who wrote her doctoral thesis on AIDS reform in prisons, seemed surprised by the seemingly magnanimous move.

  • And how has this seemingly magnanimous gesture been received?

  • As such, he calls for liberals to be magnanimous, recognize trade-offs, and say that this trade-off was worth it.

  • This means that an agreement, when it finally emerges, will not be uplifting, elegant, and magnanimous.

  • This man is Jean Biencourt, commonly called Potrincourt, of noble birth and a magnanimous man.

  • With which magnanimous sentiment he turned on his clumsy heel, and entered his apartment again.

  • Ah you're so magnanimous that you shall have it for nothing!

  • Buck had something in him which taught him how to be magnanimous.

  • These magnanimous sentiments were supported by the vigor of his actions.

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