freehanded
- adjective
- /ˈfriːˌhændɪd/
:
generoso
- The company became known for its freehanded donations to various charities.
Examples
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She is very freehanded with her donations.
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He was so freehanded with his praise that everyone felt encouraged.
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Her freehanded nature made her popular among her friends.
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His freehanded nature made him popular among friends.
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He was so freehanded with his donations that several local charities benefited immensely.
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Her freehanded generosity inspired others to contribute to the community fund.
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The artist was freehanded in her approach, often giving away her sketches to admirers.
Synonyms
328
1.6
Willing to give more than is expected, especially money or time
150
3.4
Showing kindness and being generous, especially by giving help or money to people in need
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3.9
Giving a lot of something like money or praise
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4.9
Having a lot of something, especially food or things grown in a garden
3
7.3
Giving a large amount freely, like food or money
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7.3
Ready to put other people's needs before your own and help them
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2.6
Being kind and generous and willing to help others
Given freely and generously without holding back
A person who gives money, time, or help freely to others
Willing to share money, time, or help with others
Giving money, help, or time to others in a kind way
Antonyms
How Generous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Freehanded also comes from the parts free and hand, but here free means 'generous' and hand shows giving. So to be freehanded is to give freely or to be generous.