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View definitions for munificently

munificently

adverb as in handsomely

adverb as in royally

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The Lakers possess the lordly LeBron James and the munificently talented Anthony Davis, and they own the second-best record in the league.

He is munificently offering solutions to problems — in Ukraine, in Syria, in “cybersecurity” — that he himself has helped to create.

He seemed bemused — perhaps slightly appalled — by photographs of General Tso’s chicken as it is served today, with its generously, even munificently, battered and glazed chunks of boneless meat.

Given that government has funded science munificently from its huge tax take, it would be odd if it had not found out something.

The proposal for English devolution does remain a very top-down process - ministers munificently bestowing a little extra local control over budgets that, in other parts of Europe, would always have been regionally or locally administered.

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