magnanimously

IPA: mægnˈænʌmʌsɫi

Examples of "magnanimously" in Sentences

Jadeja 'magnanimously' gave away 27 runs in 12 balls.
You "– magnanimously –" may have it for your very own! "
You "-- magnanimously --" may have it for your very own! "
Instead, on Nov 25, Israeli PM Netanyahu announced that Israel was "magnanimously" and
But I believe, "magnanimously," that if Blair had more time for practicing he could beat
Let's just say she doesn't take it as calmly or "magnanimously" as she thought she would.
It must be patent to everyone that at that time, at all events, England and its Government had no intention of taking away the independence of the Transvaal, for she had just "magnanimously" granted the same; no intention of making war on the republics, for she had just made peace; no intention to seize the Rand gold fields, for they were not yet discovered.
It must be patent to every one that at that time, at all events, England and its Government had no intention of taking away the independence of the Transvaal, for she had just "magnanimously" granted the same; no intention of making war on the republics, for she had just made peace; no intention to seize the Rand gold fields, for they were not yet discovered.