ADJECTIVE
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very generous
a munificent gift
the critics were lavish in their praise
a munificent gift
called for unstinting aid to Britain
unsparing generosity
prodigal praise
his father gave him a half-dollar and his mother a quarter and he thought them munificent
distributed gifts with a lavish hand
his unstinted devotion
How To Use unstinted In A Sentence
- Sports in general since then has made much headway thanks to those who worked hard for its development in rural districts and thanks to the unstinted efforts made by the present Minister of Sports S.B. Dissanayake at grassroot level.
- Her chief excellence as a novelist was her loving depiction of life in large families, particularly sibling relationships, presented with convincing dialogue and unstinted incident.
- Declining to take full credit for himself, he attributes the success of the programme to the unstinted support from a motivated army of Rotarians and the government.
- American religious liberty, American tolerance of open-mindedness, and American social action were among the few aspects of American life for which he retained an unstinted respect.
- Astoundingly though, the ‘dark continent’, despite owning unstinted human and natural resources, has been the home for poverty, hunger, ignorance and disease.
- But now I looked upon no city scene, no picture built upon the substantial foundation of daddy at the office all day, fixing a leaky faucet of an evening, painting the woodwork during his summer vacation; or mom, after a pleasant afternoon with the girls, unstintedly opening cans for supper and harassedly watching the cleaning woman who came in once a week. Greener Than You Think
- I never did a niceish picture without a letter from him, warm-hearted and unstinted in praise.
- Nothing is impossible with unstinted team effort.
- He, the doughty champion of justice for himself, spoke as if his cabinet superiors, his ministerial colleagues and fellow parliamentarians were all offering unstinted support for his staying on in Government.
- I never did a niceish picture without a letter from him, warm-hearted and unstinted in praise.