Munificence is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUNIFICENCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• magnificent liberality in giving
• the quality or action of being extremely generous
• Means of defense; fortification.
• The quality or state of being munificent; a giving or bestowing with extraordinary liberality; generous bounty; lavish generosity.
• liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• very liberal in giving or bestowing; lavish

Words related to MUNIFICENCE

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Words that contain MUNIFICENCE

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How to use MUNIFICENCE in a sentence

• Her munificence none could deny, but bounty without tenderness receives no more gratitude than it deserves.
• Hodgson, Moore, Bland, Thomas Ashe, the family of Lord Falkland, the British Consul at Venice, and a host of others, were ready to testify to his superb munificence.
• Shall we never see an example of the like munificence in New York? Letter XX.
• Previous speakers had, naturally, appealed to the pious munificence of Churchmen.
• All of these buildings have been erected during the last thirty years, the most of them with public money, many by private munificence.
• I sincerely hope this man may recover to enjoy the munificence of his Sovereign.
• Many of them built or maintained chapels and altars, adding largely to the already spacious proportions given to the main structure by the munificence of a few rich citizens.
• He is one of the few Americans who have inherited large property from their parents, and he has contributed to this cause with princely munificence.
• Stone and others, and added to all these is the large sum placed one year ago in its hands by the munificence of Mr.
• The splendour of these edifices and the munificence of their wealthy inhabitants could only be equalled in the maritime regions of Italy.
• After recovering her fortune, she still lived in Paris, distinguished for her talents and munificence, both toward literary men and her exiled countrymen.
• Roscoe told me that he was preparing a beautifully embellished catalogue of the Holkham library, in which the taste of the owner would rival his munificence.
• Its religious services were now conducted with increasing splendour, and distressed brethren in very distant countries shared the fruits of its munificence.
• Finally, the American Museum of Natural History of New York decided to continue the explorations, the funds being this time supplied mainly through the munificence of the late Mr.
• Practically Prince of the Commune, though never so in name, Cosimo set himself to consolidate his power by a judicious munificence and every political contrivance known to him.
• I cannot express the sense I have of your munificence.
• This year the king gave an instance of royal munificence, calculated to benefit not only the present age, but to extend its advantages to remote generations.
• This institution was founded by the munificence of a wealthy widow of Albany.
• There is, I believe, no doubt that his munificence in this direction arose from what he learned about astronomy and telescopes in the present case.
• Young is distinguished for his public munificence and private philanthropy.
• This lady rendered herself extremely popular in the vicinity, living in a style of princely splendour, and devoting her time to acts of munificence.
• Prosper would like to surprise her by the munificence of what he did.
• The Midland Institute, Owens College in Manchester, the newly instituted Science College in Newcastle, are all noble products of local energy and munificence.
• Cortes now took leave, it being the hour of dinner, and we retired impressed with high respect for the liberality and princely munificence of Montezuma.
• In its various academies of fine art his name will long be cherished with grateful remembrance, since few men distributed their patronage with so much munificence and judgment.
• The most hateful combinations are surpassed by the infernal munificence of the unforeseen.
• But the lifeless king was now deserted by all who had participated in his munificence and bounty.
• Being founded, in many cases, by private munificence, for the benefit of indigent students, they naturally included in their economy both lodging-rooms and board.
• When his coronation was over, he, according to usual custom, showed his bounty and munificence to the people.
• Arthur, therefore, the better to keep up his munificence, resolved to make use of his courage, and to fall upon the Saxons, that he might enrich his followers with their wealth.
• Under his propitious influence, the arts and sciences begin once more to flourish, and genius has been honoured with his munificence.
• This act of munificence, or of restitution, did not save him.
• Others urge that such an institution to be successful should be free from city control and entirely the result of private munificence.

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