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overgenerous's Usage Examples:

Ratcliffe's overgenerous trading provoked Smith to complain that they would soon run out of items.

Today the inscription is often regarded as an overgenerous fraternal tribute.

During his time in Frauenbrünnl, he rarely left his room and often made overgenerous contributions to the poor locals.

Provision for passengers on the new platform was not overgenerous at first, leading to a number of complaints in the local newspapers.

Many argued that they have already made numerous overgenerous concessions in exchange for initial international recognitions.

offshore labor outsourcing) for ghetto residents, while Mead highlights an overgenerous and permissive welfare state.

I'm overgenerous.

According to an overgenerous contemporary estimate of the Austrian War Archives for the first decade.

The Guardian's political editor Michael White criticised Foot's "overgenerous" support for Croatian leader Franjo Tuđman.

violent temper but contemporary accounts merely portray him as having been overgenerous or careless with his wealth; Anselm's patient and devoutly religious.

Stef feels her mom is being overgenerous.

7 Jill Sykes, "The overgenerous Jef Doring", The Sydney Morning Herald , Thursday 03 Feb 1977, p.

Chatterjee describes Frank Masters as at times overgenerous which caused trouble at the foundation.

authorities also made provision for the Constable's widow, but they were not overgenerous.

kindest thing one can say about the policy is that it constituted an overgenerous subsidy to an infant industry.

overgenerous's Meaning':

very generous

Synonyms:

unstinted; munificent; unstinting; lavish; too-generous; unsparing; generous;

Antonyms:

stingy; poor; clement; selfish; uncharitable;