The word 'munificent' stems from the Latin term 'munificus,' combining 'munus' meaning 'gift' or 'service' and 'facere' meaning 'to do' or 'to make.' Dating back to the 17th century, 'munificent' evolved to describe individuals or acts characterized by great generosity, often in the form of giving substantial gifts or contributions.
- Generous
- Lavish
- Bountiful
- Benevolent
- Magnanimous
- Stingy
- Miserly
- Frugal
- Tightfisted
- Avaricious
'Munificent' describes a level of generosity that goes beyond ordinary giving, emphasizing acts of kindness marked by substantial contributions or gifts. It reflects a spirit of benevolence and magnanimity, contributing positively to various aspects of society.