Munificent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUNIFICENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• generous, liberal
• characterized by or displaying great generosity
• Very liberal in giving or bestowing; lavish; as, a munificent benefactor.
• very generous
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• very liberal in giving or bestowing; lavish

Words related to MUNIFICENT

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How to use MUNIFICENT in a sentence

• They were very sensible to the charms of music, poetry and oratory, and as a general rule the Arab chieftain was brave, generous, and munificent.
• In addition to his munificent patronage of the clergy, Constantine was himself deeply interested in all theological affairs and discussions.
• His reign lasted one hundred years, which were passed in the continued exercise of the most princely virtues, and the most munificent liberality.
• Their very existence would become an incentive to munificent gifts.
• Verily a munificent spirit! I might be even now perfectly contented if somebody could take from my brain that particular part wherein memory dwells.
• He is telling them of the munificent rewards offered by slaveholders, for the heads of the most distinguished advocates for freedom in this country.
• The collection was principally formed by John, the third duke, and Charles, his successor, who were munificent patrons of the arts.
• This beautiful chateau, as well as that of Chambord, was built by the gay and munificent Francis the First.
• He was a man who was munificent when his orders were obeyed, and inexorable when they miscarried.
• Norton, a member of the Connecticut legislature, a munificent and uncompromising friend to the anti-slavery cause, and one of the delegates to the London Convention.
• Thou art the All-Bountiful, the Munificent, the Most Exalted, the Most Great.
• Argument failing, the munificent Clerk offered fifty pounds for the life of his friend.
• Religion is supported with the same munificent liberality.
• Lenox will pardon us if we allude to his munificent gifts toward educational enterprise, and especially to those which enrich the institutions of Princeton.
• Its successful beginning in 1862, under the munificent patronage of its founder, and the care of its President, Dr.
• The avaricious conqueror, dazzled by the munificent offer, hastened to accept it, drawing a red line along the wall at the height the Inca had touched.
• NATURE, that munificent mother, when she bestows the power of judging, accompanies it with the capacity of enjoying.
• The Committee received in 1915 an intimation of a munificent bequest of 500 pounds by the late Mrs.
• Towards the Ettrick Shepherd his beneficence was munificent.
• I shall ever feel indebted to many Boston friends for their laborious care and munificent contributions.
• The wisdom of that system was demonstrated in the most practical and triumphant manner in nearly every branch of that munificent enterprise.
• He was at once a munificent and a severely judicious patron of genius and learning.
• The States may, indeed, like munificent individuals, exercise their own bounty towards authors and inventors, at their own discretion.
• A nose very round at the end of it, and having but little nostrils, shows the person to be munificent and liberal, true to his trust, but withal, very proud, credulous and vain.
• At the earnest solicitation of Ovid Butler, the founder and munificent patron of Butler University, I spent six months preaching in the State of Indiana.
• Four pounds of bread a week! The allowance appeared munificent, and he accepted the offer with gratitude.
• The gold given on this occasion was worth about a thousand crowns, and the whole was given with so much affability and indifference, as made him appear truly munificent.
• Many of our most munificent millionaires have been the architects of their own fortunes.
• He has made you a munificent offer, but if you show this kind of spirit he is just the one to withdraw at once and forever.
• As soon as the French king heard of the death of Charles and of the accession of James, he hastened to send to the latter a munificent donation of L35,000.
• But this is not all, he was a most munificent patron of the arts in this country and the whole world.
• He took a proprietary interest in the British Empire, and paid a munificent salary to the Army and Navy for looking after it.
• Oddly enough, the major did not eagerly accept this munificent offer.
• He was universally commented upon as the most munificent officer of the army.

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