Synonym: big, greathearted, large. Similar words: magna carta, magnet, magnetic, magnitude, anima, animism, animate, pregnant. Meaning: [mæg'nænɪməs] adj. 1. noble and generous in spirit 2. generous and understanding and tolerant.
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(31) She is the hidden magic of the underwater world of all things. It was tall seamount, undulating Haiqiu, long ridge, deep trenches, plains magnanimous, dense coral reefs swinging tentacles.
(32) What is magnanimous is not the Dao but the man. A niggard cannot do it.
(33) Everybody could find my self-confidence, sonsy manner, elegance, sweet smile and magnanimous grace, all these come from everybody's wisdom and loveliness.
(34) Earnest and magnanimous, she is reminding of man's occasional silliness.
(35) Yamashita Minjiang River and its tributaries sheep hole intersection, forming a large river floodplain and magnanimous.
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(36) Water, homely and unromantic, is as magnanimous as the sea, as adamant as rock, and as brilliant as jade.
(37) What magnanimous is not the Dao but the man. A niggard cannot do it.
(38) It is inefficient to visually retrieve image on magnanimous remote sensing raster image data base by some GIS spatial query interface.
(39) China is magnanimous and is not upset by trifles like that.
(40) I hope you will be magnanimous enough to excuse any incorrect behaviour on my part.
(41) How magnanimous and merciful Maitreya Buddha and Putai Hoshang ( Cloth - bag Monk ) are!
(42) She looked at Tom, alarmed now, but he insisted with magnanimous scorn.
(43) The hot tear was often in his magnanimous ruddy - brown eye.
(44) The eagle is flying along in the magnanimous sky and howl.
(45) A truly magnanimous person can lose without complaining and win without gloating.
More similar words: magna carta, magnet, magnetic, magnitude, anima, animism, animate, pregnant, animation, exanimate, pregnancy, malignant, indignant, timorous, equanimity, repugnance, indignantly, famous, enormous, anonymous, venomous, pugnacious, acrimony, testimony, mount, diagnose, image, diagnosis, diagnoses, homage.