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generously (98 synonym found)

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extraordinarily

in full measure

superabundantly

with both hands

with open hands

greatheartedly

in good supply

largeheartedly

astonishingly

considerately

conspicuously

exceptionally

extravagantly

freeheartedly

inexhaustibly

magnanimously

magnificently

openheartedly

overflowingly

superlatively

without stint

bigheartedly

bottomlessly

chivalrously

emphatically

freehandedly

impressively

in abundance

openhandedly

particularly

preeminently

pronouncedly

surpassingly

surprisingly

thoughtfully

ungrudgingly

unstintingly

bounteously

bountifully

exquisitely

exuberantly

in quantity

marvelously

plenteously

plentifully

prominently

to the full

unselfishly

unsparingly

wonderfully

abundantly

affluently

graciously

handsomely

hospitably

incredibly

peculiarly

prodigally

remarkably

singularly

splendidly

strikingly

uncommonly

amazingly

awesomely

copiously

diffusely

eminently

glaringly

heedfully

in plenty

intensely

liberally

magically

maximally

opulently

pointedly

profusely

riotously

unusually

effusely

famously

knightly

lavishly

markedly

signally

wondrous

worthily

acutely

aplenty

notably

freely

kindly

no end

richly

amply

fully

nobly

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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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