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generously (98 synonym found)

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worthily

wondrous

wonderfully

without stint

with open hands

with both hands

unusually

unstintingly

unsparingly

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thoughtfully

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peculiarly

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maximally

marvelously

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lavishly

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knightly

kindly

intensely

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incredibly

in quantity

in plenty

in good supply

in full measure

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hospitably

heedfully

handsomely

greatheartedly

graciously

glaringly

fully

freely

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famously

exuberantly

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effusely

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chivalrously

bountifully

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bottomlessly

bigheartedly

awesomely

astonishingly

aplenty

amply

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affluently

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abundantly

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Definition of generously:

(v) : in a manner that is generous, in a way that is giving or ample

"he generously donated what little he could."

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Definition of generously:

(v) : in a manner that is generous, in a way that is giving or ample

"he generously donated what little he could."

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