Generously meaning in English

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Definition

generously: kindly, with desire to help or willingness to give adverb
  • "Brian : Ok, before we begin, I would like to thank Horatio who has generously allowed us the use of his laboratory for this meeting."
  • "Horatio has very generously given us permission to use his laboratory until we find a more permanent location."
  • "Philip : Ahem, ahem. Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you so much for coming to my first exhibition, I hope you're enjoying the fine art on display as well as the nachos and fruit punch I've generously provided."

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