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• n  liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit

• Corporate munificence is often dismissed as a cover to wield power and influence.
• Pat's munificence is evident by her large yearly donation to public schools.
• In her munificence, she provides it.

• largess
• largesse
• magnanimity
• openhandedness

Quotes

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• Robert Kilroy-Silk in 4ni.co.uk
  In the article, Mr Kilroy-Silk wrote: "Arab countries are not exactly shining examples of civilisation" and that Arabs should "go down on their knees and thank God for the munificence of the United States".
• Rajinikanth in MSN India
  Sources close to Rajnikant told us that the thespian's "fabled munificence will ensure that none would be out of pocket".