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Traditional English :: munificent
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munificently.html - adj. (of a giver or a gift) splendidly generous, bountiful. munificence n. munificently adv. [L munificent-, var. stem of munificus f. munus gift] |
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Traditional English :: munificent
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munificently.html - adj. (of a giver or a gift) splendidly generous, bountiful. munificence n. munificently adv. [L munificent-, var. stem of munificus f. munus gift] |
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Traditional English :: municipal
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munificently.html - adj. of or concerning a municipality or its self-government. municipalize v.tr. (also -ise). municipalization n. municipally adv. [L municipalis f. municipium free city f. municeps -cipis citizen with privileges f. munia civic offices + capere take] |
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Traditional English :: municipality
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munificently.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a town or district having local government. 2 the governing body of this area. [F municipalit f. municipal (as MUNICIPAL) ] |
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Traditional English :: munificent
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munificently.html - adj. (of a giver or a gift) splendidly generous, bountiful. munificence n. munificently adv. [L munificent-, var. stem of munificus f. munus gift] |
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Traditional English :: muniment
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munificently.html - n. (usu. in pl.) 1 a document kept as evidence of rights or privileges etc. 2 an archive. [ME f. OF f. L munimentum defence, in med.L title-deed f. munire munit- fortify] |
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