Liberality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIBERALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being liberal
• the quality of giving or spending freely
• the quality of being open to new ideas and free from prejudice
• The quality or state of being liberal; liberal disposition or practice; freedom from narrowness or prejudice; generosity; candor; charity.
• A gift; a gratuity; -- sometimes in the plural; as, a prudent man is not impoverished by his liberalities.
• an inclination to favor progress and individual freedom
• the trait of being generous in behavior and temperament
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being liberal; an instance of this

Words related to LIBERALITY

liberalities14

Words that contain LIBERALITY

illiberality17

How to use LIBERALITY in a sentence

• One of her first acts of liberality of this kind was exercised in favor of a countryman of her own, the celebrated Gluck.
• Delusions were dispelled, and greater liberality of mind was manifest.
• His liberality in giving his money to persons in distress was extraordinary.
• Indeed, the authority can be most easily established in connection with great liberality of indulgence.
• This liberality, indeed, follows, as consequence follows cause.
• Whitelaw exhibited an unwonted liberality upon this occasion.
• I am sorry to perceive the writings of many respectable persons on Irish topics imbued with a tinge of spurious liberality, that frequently occasions them to depart from truth.
• A principle requires liberality, a maxim says one-tenth.
• Madison favored a policy of liberality and inducement, so that population might increase more rapidly.
• His expenses were the effects of liberality, rather than of luxury.
• This regard to their address was a flagrant proof of her partiality to the tories, who seemed to justify her attachment by their compliance and liberality.
• The liberality of the parliament was like the rock in the wilderness, which flowed with the welcome stream when touched by the rod of Moses.
• But for all his liberality, Brazil was not satisfied.
• The magnificence and liberality displayed on this occasion exceed belief.
• Liberality teaches that possibly a contrary opinion may be true, 160-m.
• He was a little astonished at the liberality of his own views.
• If such measure be not taken, or if the gift be not made willingly, it is not liberality.
• An appeal to the charity of our fellow-citizens has been answered by much liberality.
• We also hear that he has obtained his present exalted though not virtuous post by his liberality in former births.
• In those days of ultra-toryism, such an instance of liberality and freedom from party-prejudice was sufficient to excite the displeasure of the Governor and his council.

Similar words containing LIBERAL without suffix ity

liberal9 liberals10 illiberal11 liberally14 liberalise12 liberalism14 liberalist12 liberalize21 neoliberal12 antiliberal13 illiberally16 liberalised14 liberaliser13 liberalises13 liberalisms15 liberalists13 liberalized23 liberalizer22 liberalizes22 liberalness13 neoliberals13 antiliberals14 illiberalise14 illiberalism16 illiberality17 illiberalize23 liberalisers14 liberalising15 liberalistic16 liberalities14 liberalizers23 liberalizing24 ultraliberal14 illiberalised16 illiberalises15 illiberalisms17 illiberalized25 illiberalizes24 illiberalness15 liberalnesses15 neoliberalism17 ultraliberals15 antiliberalism18 illiberalising17 illiberalities16 illiberalizing26 liberalisation16 liberalization25 neoliberalisms18 antiliberalisms19 illiberalnesses17 liberalisations17 liberalizations26 ultraliberalism19 ultraliberalisms20

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