lar
gess
1
the quality of being generous, especially in giving gifts, money, or assistance to others
- The philanthropist's largess extended far and wide, as he donated millions of dollars to charitable causes around the world.
- The king's largess was celebrated by his subjects, who received gifts and favors from the royal treasury during festivals and special occasions.
- Despite his modest income, the man was known for his largess, always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need.
- The company's largess towards its employees included bonuses, holiday gifts, and comprehensive healthcare benefits.
- The community center relied on the largess of local businesses and individuals to fund its programs and services for underprivileged families.
2
a sum of money or gift given freely, often as a token of generosity
- The foundation received a generous largess from an anonymous benefactor.
- They lived comfortably thanks to the largess of relatives.
- The artist's grant was a welcome largess.
- She accepted the largess with gratitude and humility.
- The charity relied on the largess of its supporters.
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