munificent

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmunificentmu‧nif‧i‧cent /mjuːˈnɪfəsənt $ mjʊ-/ adjective formal GENEROUSvery generous a munificent gift —munificence noun [uncountable] the munificence of the museum’s benefactorsExamples from the Corpusmunificent• In such context, between such gilt-lettered cloth-bound boards, the concession was nothing less than munificent.• In the political field he supplied munificent financial support to the Liberal Party and its numerous causes.• a munificent giftOrigin munificent (1500-1600) munificence ((1500-1600)), from Latin munificentia, from munificus “generous”, from munus; → MUNICIPAL

单词	munificent
释义	munificent From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmunificentmu‧nif‧i‧cent /mjuːˈnɪfəsənt $ mjʊ-/ adjective formal GENEROUSvery generous a munificent gift —munificence noun [uncountable] the munificence of the museum’s benefactorsExamples from the Corpusmunificent• In such context, between such gilt-lettered cloth-bound boards, the concession was nothing less than munificent.• In the political field he supplied munificent financial support to the Liberal Party and its numerous causes.• a munificent giftOrigin munificent (1500-1600) munificence ((1500-1600)), from Latin munificentia, from munificus “generous”, from munus; → MUNICIPAL
随便看	concluding remarks concluding section etc concluding stage etc conclusio conclusion conclusion conclusion (that) conclusion that conclusive conclusive evidence etc conclusive findings etc conclusive proof etc conclusive proof/evidence/findings etc concoct concoction concomitant concomitari concoquere concord concordance concordant concordare Concorde concorde concordia