Adverb:

ઉદારતાથી,

generously's Usage Examples:

in Section 3 of the Botswana Constitution, should be "generously and purposively interpreted" to include "sexual orientation".

sauce of pasta and generously slathered with melted sheep"s milk butter and yogurt.

After being successful under appointments by Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Ford, Carter, and Reagan, he generously donated "20,000 to the ICC.

She also had more than enough income, and was able to provide some financial assistance to her children, and to pay more generously Mazie Whyte Hartrich, the secretary who had faithfully typed all of her manuscripts.

narrative of colonization in Australia which, critics argue, too generously assuages white settler guilt.

and sobbing he bore it all himself and made things more mild as he was able, generously and unsparingly giving encouragement, advice, and treasure.

his gun and sees the pile of cash, but generously says: "I"ll only take cab fare.

While a prisoner I felt that I was ungenerously treated by the harsh criticisms of the press and individuals not only.

The second Viscount contributed generously to local charities in Romsey, but he had no feelings of obligation towards his Irish tenants, and never invested any money in his lands in Sligo.

needed] The Meccans, generously assisted by the women who had brought their timbrels, flung insults at the Muslims.

these excavations annually until he moved to the ephorate at Sparta, he tantalized Aegean archaeologists with his reports, and generously illustrated a number.

During her period, a well wisher of theschool, Muhandiram Wickramasinghe, very generously donated a building for the hostel inmemory of his daughters named Wickramasinghe Hostel.

Similarly, she was careful to donate generously to the local Greek monasteries on Sicily as a way of currying favor with the pre-existing religious authorities.

Synonyms:

liberally, munificently,