English to Maori Meaning of generous - ohaoha

Generous :

ohaoha

adjective

ohaoha, he atawhai, nui, e te tangata pai, nehenehe, kaha, tura, tiketike, faaiteraa faahiahia roa, rahi, hei hoatu, aroha, maitai, e kore e kaihakere, kahore rāhui, ngohengohe

Generous :: ohaohaGenerously :: arohaGenerousness :: generousness

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Definitions of generous in English

Adjective(1) willing to give and share unstintingly(2) not petty in character and mind(3) more than is usual or necessary

Examples of generous in English

(1) Sprinkle, as you go, with generous pinches of flaky sea salt and vigorous twists of freshly ground black pepper.(2) You are asked to please be generous with your donations, which are always appreciated.(3) We had a wonderful time and his family and friends were kind and generous toward me.(4) One of Melbourne's miracles is the extraordinarily generous amount of space for players to relax in.(5) She has shown us around the countryside and been so helpful and generous .(6) "Few people realise how generous she was to the students, " he said.(7) Needless to say I've been very generous with the quantity of feedback.(8) Add in the parsley, salt and a generous amount of freshly ground black pepper and toss.(9) It was a generous and humane impulse that has brought huge benefits to this country.(10) He was very generous with his time and always had a willingness to help others.(11) You are generous with family and associates offering praise wherever deserved.(12) he has a generous pension(13) The ads are clearly labeled, obvious and generous in size.(14) Irish people and in particular Westport people have been so very generous in their support for us.(15) they were generous about my bad French(16) They are so generous with their time and talent and they are always more than willing to help out with causes such as this.

Related Phrases of generous

(1) be generous ::

kia ohaoha

(2) generous person ::

tangata ohaoha

Related Phrases of generous

(1) be generous ::

kia ohaoha

(2) generous person ::

tangata ohaoha

Synonyms

Adjective

1. liberal ::

ohaoha

2. magnanimous ::

faaiteraa faahiahia roa

3. lavish ::

tōtōā

Antonyms

1. cheap ::

cheap

2. close ::

tata

3. mingy ::

mingy

4. parsimonious ::

ihupuku

5. penurious ::

oreraa

6. selfish ::

siokitá

7. stingy ::

matapiko

8. tight ::

kikī

9. uncharitable ::

ore

10. ungenerous ::

ungenerous

Different Forms

generous, generously, generousness

Word Example from TV Shows

I know you think you're being GENEROUS...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 11

That's GENEROUS.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

Some of my friends are more GENEROUS than others.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

I was faithful, GENEROUS, kind...

Westworld Season 2, Episode 9

Ten silver stags seems a GENEROUS bounty.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

Examples of generous from TV Shows

I know you think you're being GENEROUS...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 11

That's GENEROUS.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

Some of my friends are more GENEROUS than others.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

I was faithful, GENEROUS, kind...

Westworld Season 2, Episode 9

Ten silver stags seems a GENEROUS bounty.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

English to Maori Dictionary: generous

Meaning and definitions of generous, translation in Maori language for generous with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of generous in Maori and in English language.

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English to Maori Dictionary: generous

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