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Detailed Translations for generosity from English to French

generosity:

generosity [the ~] nom

  1. the generosity (munificence; liberality; open-handedness)
    la générosité; la cordialité; la libéralité; la largesse
  2. the generosity
    la magnanimité; la générosité
  3. the generosity
    la clémence
  4. the generosity (liberality)
    la générosité; la clémence

Translation Matrix for generosity:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
clémence generosity; liberality absolution; benevolence; clemency; compliance; consideration; forbearance; forgiving; goodness; in deference to; indulgence; kindness; leniency; mercy; pardon; remission; tolerance
cordialité generosity; liberality; munificence; open-handedness courtesy; hospitality
générosité generosity; liberality; munificence; open-handedness altruism; amiability; benevolence; clemency; consideration; forbearance; good-nature; goodness; indulgence; kindness; leniency; mercy; selflessness; unselfishness
largesse generosity; liberality; munificence; open-handedness benevolence; clemency; consideration; forbearance; goodness; indulgence; kindness; leniency; mercy
libéralité generosity; liberality; munificence; open-handedness
magnanimité generosity
- generousness; unselfishness
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- liberality; magnanimity; noble-mindedness

Related Words for "generosity":

  • generosities

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Related Definitions for "generosity":

  1. acting generously1
  2. the trait of being willing to give your money or time1

Wiktionary Translations for generosity:

generosity
noun
  1. -
  2. the trait of being willing to give your money and/or time
generosity
noun
  1. Disposition à donner plus qu’on n’est tenu de donner et à recevoir moins qu’on pourrait réclamer (1)
  2. disposition qui porter à faire de grandes libéralités.

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
generosity générosité Generosität — Großmut, Edelmut