CEFR B2
generously
adverb
Meaning 1: Giving
In a way that shows or involves kindness and a willingness to give or share more than is usual or expected.
Examples
- She generously offered to pay for the entire meal.
- The company generously donated a large sum to the charity.
Meaning 2: Large Amount
In a way that is plentiful or abundant.
Examples
- The cake was generously frosted with cream.
- The report was generously illustrated with diagrams.
Pronunciation: /ˈdʒenərəsli/
How to Use generously
- generously give (collocation)
- To give something in a willing and abundant way. — "The philanthropist generously gave money to fund the new hospital wing."
- generously offer (collocation)
- To propose to provide or do something willingly and abundantly. — "The neighbor generously offered to help with the moving."
- generously share (collocation)
- To distribute or use a portion of something in a willing and abundant way. — "The teacher generously shared her resources with the students."
- generously donate (collocation)
- To give money or goods to a cause or organization in a willing and abundant way. — "The alumni generously donated to their alma mater."
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