openhandedness
- a word derived from openhanded.
Example Sentences
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Balancing that, making the event feel like a lovely escape from reality, was the wonderfulness of the house itself, and the openhandedness with which it was run.
From The New Yorker ● Mar. 27, 2017
Cutting loans for poor nations The U.S. reputation for international openhandedness has faded a bit more.
From Time Magazine Archive
This openhandedness was responsible for the unconfirmed rumor that he had occupied a special cell with chintz curtains at the window, easy chairs, cozy bed and mattress.
From Time Magazine Archive
He built himself a reputation for great openhandedness, particularly to women.
From Time Magazine Archive
He had in him curiously mingled the elements of the Puritan and the Cavalier—the uncompromising persistency of the one, and the chivalrous impulse and openhandedness of the other.
From California Sketches, Second Series by Fitzgerald, O. P.
