magnanimous in Irish
magnanimous in Irish is gartach, mór, móraigeanta — magnanimous means generous and noble-minded, especially in forgiving an insult or overlooking a wrong.
magnanimous in Irish
gartach
Noble and generous in spirit.
mór
Noble and generous in spirit.
móraigeanta
Noble and generous in spirit.
mórintinneach
Noble and generous in spirit.
What does "magnanimous" mean?
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adj Generous and noble-minded, especially in forgiving an insult or overlooking a wrong.
"Despite winning easily, she was magnanimous in victory and praised her opponent."
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magnanimous in a sentence
- Despite winning easily, she was magnanimous in victory and praised her opponent.
- He made a magnanimous gesture by dropping the lawsuit entirely.
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What is "magnanimous" in Irish?
"magnanimous" in Irish is gartach, mór, móraigeanta. magnanimous means: Generous and noble-minded, especially in forgiving an insult or overlooking a wrong.
How do you use "magnanimous" in a sentence?
Example: "Despite winning easily, she was magnanimous in victory and praised her opponent." In Irish, "magnanimous" is gartach, mór, móraigeanta.
Are there other ways to say "magnanimous" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "magnanimous": gartach, mór, móraigeanta, mórintinneach.
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