largesse lar-ZHES noun WS #26

generous giving of money or gifts; liberality in bestowing gifts; magnanimous generosity, especially toward those of lower social status

1. The royal family was known for their largesse during times of national celebration.
2. The billionaire's largesse funded scholarships for hundreds of underprivileged students.
3. The company's largesse included generous bonuses and comprehensive benefits for all employees.
4. Medieval lords often displayed their largesse by hosting elaborate feasts for their subjects.
5. Her largesse toward local charities made her a beloved figure in the community.