munificent

Then they can make themselves look munificent by giving us some of our money back.

Of the enormous wealth which came into his hands he made munificent use.

They made six percent profit on the run, not exactly munificent but adequate.

Oh, master, you are magnificent and munificent beyond all measure!

How that performance is measured can mean the difference between moderate and more munificent pay.

Munificent as life was to me, I added to that munificence.

"It was a munificent sum in those times," he said.

The party families received other benefits ranging from the minor to the munificent.

He was also munificent in his donations to causes dear to him.

And while they like to think of themselves as munificent, their generosity ends if you cross them.

"How do you hope to attract wealthy and munificent pilgrims?"

"Hardly a munificent sum, but it should keep me eating for a few days."

The day they first entered my consciousness I was on a spring walk in that munificent forest.

The chance to earn what they considered munificent wages was not an offer to be missed.

Each gets a different share of the munificent $725 million allocated for the program.

He gave munificent grants to scholars and was a prolific writer himself.

We do hear of munificent donations by benevolent millionaires now and then.

But in truth the TV gods have not been totally munificent.

Following are three possible plans geared to budgets ranging from the modest to the munificent.

But compensation experts said the one-time payment itself was extraordinarily munificent.

He is welcomed as a munificent benefactor among them.

He was a munificent patron of men of letters, who came in large numbers to his court.

Even in the smallest matters the munificent man will act munificently!"

He provided him with an allowance of 300 pounds a year, which was regarded as a very munificent provision in those days.

"I've only worked a month since I've been here, and that for the munificent salary of ten dollars a week."