liberalness
- noun
- /ˈlɪbərəl.nəs/
- Many admired his liberalness when it came to sharing resources with less fortunate communities.
Examples
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The liberalness of the new policy encouraged creativity and collaboration in the workplace.
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The liberalness of the community fosters a welcoming environment.
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Her liberalness was evident in the way she always helped those in need.
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Her liberalness is admirable.
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Her liberalness was evident in the way she always helped those in need.
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Many admired his liberalness when it came to sharing resources with less fortunate communities.
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The liberalness of the community fosters a welcoming environment.
Synonyms
Being ready to give money, help or time to other people
Being very generous and ready to give to others
Willingness to give money, time, or help to other people without asking for anything
Being kind, generous, and willing to share feelings honestly
Antonyms
How Generous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liberalness comes from the Latin root liber meaning 'free', and the same root is in liberal and liberty. A helpful way to remember the first meaning is that liberal once meant 'giving freely', so liberalness is the quality of being generous and open in behavior.