largess
or lar·gesse
noun
Origin of largess
Related Words for largesse
fund, philanthropy, endowment, donation, hospitality, kindness, goodness, premium, offering, grant, bonus, relief, tip, benefit, award, souvenir, subsidy, favor, legacy, contributionExamples from the Web for largesse
Contemporary Examples of largesse
Some French politicians also have been known to accept the largesse of Arab benefactors.
With the expanded efforts expiring, there was no move in Congress to continue the largesse.
American weapons, troops, and largesse could never bestow legitimacy on a corrupt and incompetent Saigon regime.
For the first time since Chávez launched his revolution, however, that largesse can no longer be taken for granted.
The King Memorial has been created through the largesse of a host of corporate donors—from Disney and Boeing to the NBA and BP.
Historical Examples of largesse
The largesse of which he was so prodigal has but an arbitrary and conventional value.
Views and ReviewsWilliam Ernest Henley
All that had been withheld from him, by the mere experience of missing, he was able to bestow with largesse.
The Lovely LadyMary Austin
There was a brilliant full moon, showering its largesse over the hills.
The CricketMarjorie Cooke
After the frolic of the largesse was over, the king and queen rose to depart.
Richard IIIJacob Abbott
But what about the clothes and the stately progress and the largesse?