Generous
Generous adjective - Giving or sharing in abundance and without hesitation.
Warm and generous are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Warm" instead an adjective "Generous".
Nearby Words: generosity, generously
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- He's got a bit more finicky lately probably to compensate for the loss of Arlene (who with Craig made up the 'harsh' side of the judges) but still very generous and warm towards contestants adding the human touch to technical criticisms.
Source: Series / Strictly Come Dancing - Affably Evil: If John Majors likes you he can be a very warm, friendly, and generous person (as seen by the way he treats Rick).
Source: Film / Out Cold - It also occurs with shows and movies filmed in Louisiana or Georgia, two states in the American South that offer generous tax credits for filmmakers and have very warm climates; temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit (or, God forbid, 50 degrees) are genuinely considered freezing.
Source: It's Always Spring
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