generosity in Latin
generosity in Latin is generōsitas, largitās — generosity means willingness to give freely, whether money, time, or help, without expecting anything back.
generosity in Latin
generōsitas
largitās
(uncountable) The trait of being willing to donate money, resources, or time.
What does "generosity" mean?
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noun Willingness to give freely, whether money, time, or help, without expecting anything back.
"Her generosity paid for the entire school trip."
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noun A specific act of giving generously.
"Buying the whole team lunch was a real generosity on his part."
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generosity in a sentence
- Her generosity paid for the entire school trip.
- The charity relies on the generosity of local donors.
- Buying the whole team lunch was a real generosity on his part.
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What is "generosity" in Latin?
"generosity" in Latin is generōsitas, largitās. generosity means: Willingness to give freely, whether money, time, or help, without expecting anything back.
How do you use "generosity" in a sentence?
Example: "Her generosity paid for the entire school trip." In Latin, "generosity" is generōsitas, largitās.
Are there other ways to say "generosity" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "generosity": generōsitas, largitās.
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