largesse

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• Some French politicians also have been known to accept the largesse of Arab benefactors.

• Rich people need to play-act their financial largesse, so we can hate them for it.

• With the expanded efforts expiring, there was no move in Congress to continue the largesse.

• American weapons, troops, and largesse could never bestow legitimacy on a corrupt and incompetent Saigon regime.

• For the first time since Chávez launched his revolution, however, that largesse can no longer be taken for granted.

• At last, with the aid of an extravagant largesse, she was conducted to her staterooms.

• The least decrepit of the beggars, armed with Helen's largesse of copper coin, had joined them from beneath the portico.

• The small, bullet-headed man had just paid his extravagant bill, distributed his largesse, and was about to depart.

• To his companions he gave gifts with such largesse, that his horse and armour were all that at any time he called his own.

• Varney gave his largesse with an affectation of complaisance and humility.