Synonyms for generously
gen·er·ous·ly

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1. liberally, munificently, generouslyadverb

   in a generous manner

   "he gave liberally to several charities"

   Synonyms:
   liberally, munificently

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1. List of paraphrases for "generously":

   handsomely, generous, graciously, lavishly, kindly

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1. Andrew Park:

   Whereas in an IPO, issuers and underwriters are liable for making false and misleading forward looking statements, SPACs are not subject to that same standard, that has emboldened many pre-revenue companies in highly speculative industries such as electric vehicles, cryptocurrency, and space exploration to make what might generously be called very rosy projections.

2. State Department officials:

   I mean, the informational hysteria that we are witnessing. It is generously framed by a huge amount of false information, just lies and fakes.

3. Lopez Obrador:

   When I told him that it was 100,000 and we couldn't do any more, he very generously said to me that they were going to help us with the additional 250,000 to what they are going to contribute, so for that I thank him.

4. Mitch McConnell:

   Many of these partners are generously helping Ukraine, and we should help them backfill their inventories with more modern American capabilities that will improve NATO's interoperability and bolster deterrence.

5. El Hillo:

   There are a million people displaced this year and the projection is another million will be displaced inside Syria between now and the end of the year if the violence continues to escalate, so it is safe to assume that more people will be heading to Europe, and rightly so, because the countries that have so generously been hosting these refugees – Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey, Egypt - are also reaching  - in the case of some of them - a breaking point.