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Magnanimously

Definition

(formal) In a generous and noble way, showing kindness and a willingness to forgive; characterized by or showing magnanimity. Typically used to describe actions or decisions that demonstrate a high degree of moral courage and a lack of petty or selfish motivations.

Example Sentences

1The CEO decided to settle the dispute magnanimously, offering a generous compensation package to the affected employees.
2Is it possible to act magnanimously in the face of adversity, or does self-interest inevitably prevail?
3The philanthropist donated to the charity magnanimously, requesting no recognition or publicity for her contribution.
4After winning the election, the new president spoke magnanimously about her opponents, acknowledging their contributions to the democratic process.
5There is a long tradition of magnanimous leaders who have put the needs of their people above their own personal interests, often at great personal cost.

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