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gives generously to charity.

Many people contributed generously to the appeal.

They generously accorded me permission to use their library.

Spread each slice generously with butter.

Many companies subscribed generously to the football club.

The person who gave most generously to the scheme has been blind from birth.

Our neighbour has most generously swelled the collection with a gift of ￡25.

Howells was, despite his faintly old-maidish quality, the most professional of writers, and the most generously sympathetic of critics.

He is methodical as he arranges the first course of perfectly done green asparagus with chervil remoulade, generously dusting the plate with freshly grated orange and lemon peel.

Meanwhile, globalisation has been rewarding winners ever more generously.

Breathe. You can stay here, bending the front knee generously.

I complimented them both generously and helped by returning the rejects to their racks.

Paul generously forgave me for what I said.

The boss generously gave his workers a big bonus.

But afterwards they felt less self-centered, and they even behaved more generously when given the chance to help someone.

I'm applying the gel pretty generously and brushing the hairs in the opposite direction to make them more feathery.

Please give generously but every donation, big or small, will be greatly appreciated.

And here I was, so generously trying to help you do your job.

I realized this must be the rich Miss Oliver who had generously furnished my cottage.