Generous
Generous adjective - Giving or sharing in abundance and without hesitation.
Plenty of and generous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Plenty of" instead an adjective "Generous".
Nearby Words: generosity, generously
Plenty of
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- rich and generous
- rich and plenty of
- lavish and generous
- lavish and plenty of
- liberal and generous
- liberal and plenty of
- abundant and generous
- abundant and plenty of
- ample and generous
- ample and plenty of
- considerable and generous
- considerable and plenty of
- substantial and generous
- substantial and plenty of
Both terms in one sentence
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His (likely) lover Piers Gaveston, an avid jouster, is similarly transformed—and though the elder Edward disapproved of the closeness of their relationship, he didn't seem to hold that much animosity for Gaveston himself, sending him off to France with plenty of notice and a generous income.
Source: Artistic License History -
Anti-Frustration Features: The game is very generous in providing plenty of pots that pop out of the ground and contain either spare helmets or additional uses of an ability.
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Fillmore and Ingrid visited the Smoit casino midday and there were plenty of kids there, implying either a generous lunch period or a whole lot of class cutting.
Source: Western Animation / Fillmore!
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