magnanimously
gb/mˈæɡnənɪməsli/ us/mˈæɡnənɪməsli/
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Kiingereza
nagylelkűen, nagyvonalúan
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FORMAL
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nagylelkűen
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nagyvonalúan
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Muundo wa matumizi:
magnanimously [forgive/overlook] [someone/something]
After the harsh criticism, she magnanimously thanked him for the feedback and moved on.
A kemény bírálat után nagylelkűen megköszönte neki a visszajelzést, aztán továbblépett.
He magnanimously congratulated his rival, even though the loss stung.
Nagylelkűen gratulált a riválisának, bár fájt neki a vereség.
The manager magnanimously overlooked the mistake and focused on fixing the process.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
She magnanimously forgave him.
Nagylelkűen megbocsátott neki.
He magnanimously accepted the result.
Nagylelkűen elfogadta az eredményt.
Kosa la kawaida:
Often confused with only meaning “generously with money”; it more commonly refers to forgiving attitudes and behavior.
Maana
in a forgiving, generous spirit
Miunganiko ya maneno
magnanimously forgive
|magnanimously accept defeat
|magnanimously concede
|magnanimously apologize
|magnanimously overlook
|magnanimously withdraw
|magnanimously acknowledge
|magnanimously respond
|magnanimously treat
|magnanimously agree
Visawe
graciously (Emphasizes polite kindness and calm acceptance.)
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generously (Broader; can focus on giving or being kind.)
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nobly (Emphasizes moral dignity and honor.)
Vinyume
spitefully (With a desire to hurt or punish.)
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pettishly (In a small-minded, easily offended way.)
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grudgingly (Unwillingly and with resentment.)
Mada
emotions
|relationships
|conflict_resolution
Ufafanuzi
in a kind way that forgives easily
In a way that shows generosity of spirit, especially by forgiving an insult, injury, or defeat without resentment.
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FORMAL
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nagyvonalúan
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nagylelkűen
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Muundo wa matumizi:
magnanimously [share/give/grant/allow] [something] (to [someone])
She magnanimously shared the credit with the whole team during the presentation.
A bemutató során nagyvonalúan az egész csapatnak tulajdonította az érdemeket.
He magnanimously gave his former assistant public recognition for the breakthrough.
Nagyvonalúan nyilvánosan elismerte volt asszisztensének az áttörésben játszott szerepét.
The company magnanimously agreed to waive the fee after the long delay.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
He magnanimously shared the credit.
Nagyvonalúan megosztotta az érdemeket.
She magnanimously gave her teammate praise.
Nagyvonalúan megdicsérte a csapattársát.
Kosa la kawaida:
Not commonly used for routine charity (e.g., donating money); it usually implies high-minded generosity or generosity from a position of strength.
Maana
generously sharing credit or advantage
Miunganiko ya maneno
magnanimously share the credit
|magnanimously give credit
|magnanimously grant permission
|magnanimously offer support
|magnanimously allow
|magnanimously praise
|magnanimously endorse
|magnanimously step aside
|magnanimously include
|magnanimously donate
Visawe
generously (More general and common; less emphasis on high-mindedness.)
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unselfishly (Highlights putting others first.)
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big-heartedly (Warm and personal; more informal.)
Vinyume
selfishly (Keeping credit or advantage for yourself.)
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jealously (Protecting status or credit out of envy.)
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meanly (Ungenerous or small in giving or praise.)
Mada
social_life
|work
|ethics
Ufafanuzi
in a very generous way, especially about praise or advantages
In a way that shows large-hearted generosity by giving others praise, credit, or an advantage that you could have kept for yourself.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
magnanimously
IPA
GB/mˈæɡnənɪməsli/
US/mˈæɡnənɪməsli/
Silabi na mkazo
mag - nan - im - ously (silabi 4)
Stress on 1st syllable (mag)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: magnanimously
- Plural: magnanimouslies
Familia ya neno
Forms
magnanimouslies
noun
Core family
magnanimous
adjective C1
Advanced or less common
magnanimity
noun C1
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.