magnanimous
adjective (more magnanimous, most magnanimous) (formal)
Everyday
Magnanimous means very generous and noble, ready to forgive and to put others first, even when you could take advantage. tree →
In the lessons
in tales, a hero who gives up a prize or spares an enemy out of fairness and kindness
Examples
- "You are too magnanimous, thus to fight for your friend and run the risk of being killed." tree →
- A magnanimous dispute now arose between the friends, and each besought the other to accept the precious privilege of life. tree →
- Theseus was far too magnanimous to assault his enemy with insolent language. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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