Munificent

usgb/mjuːˈnɪfɪsnt/
adjective

Very generous or giving.

The munificent woman donated a large amount of her wealth to the local charity.
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  • munificent donation
  • munificent benefactor

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Positive Connotation

Emphasizes someone's kindness and may cause the listener to think favorably of the person being described.

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Her munificent support helped build the new hospital wing.
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High Impact

'Munificent' usually describes actions with significant positive impact, not minor generous deeds.

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His munificent endowment transformed the research facility.
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Financial Generosity

Commonly used when referring to giving money or valuable gifts, rather than time or effort.

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A munificent donation from an anonymous source funded the art restoration.
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