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C2 Generosity
| sentence | term |
|---|---|
| His .............. actions included regularly volunteering at the local homeless. | altruistic (acting selflessly for the well-being of others, often prioritizing their needs over one's own) |
| The new intern was highly ........, eagerly accepting any task assigned to her. | amenable (very likely to be cooperative, agreeable, or accepting of a request or suggestion) |
| She handled the challenging presentation with great ............. | aplomb (a type of manner that is composed and confident, often when one is facing a difficult situation) |
| The governor granted ............ to the prisoner, reducing his sentence. | clemency (compassion shown by a person in authority, especially by reducing a punishment) |
| Friends often .......... with each other during challenging times. | commiserate (to express sympathy or pity, especially with someone who is experiencing misfortune, hardship, or sorrow) |
| The .............. waiter anticipated every need before we even asked. | complaisant (eager to please, often showing a courteous attitude toward others) |
| The manager made a ............ gesture to ease the tension between the teams. | conciliatory (meaning to end a dispute or to stop or lessen someone's anger) |
| She declined to argue further, in ............... to his fragile mood. | deference (considerate respect for another person's feelings or preferences) |
| She remained ...................... even under intense criticism. | equable (calm and even-tempered) |
| Through years of meditation practice, she had cultivated great ....... and could face challenges with a calm and steady mind. | equanimity (the ability to maintain one's emotional balance and composure regardless of external circumstances) |
| The small town enjoyed a ............ period of economic growth and community harmony. | halcyon (full of calmness, happiness, and prosperity) |
| The .......... captain led his crew through the storm without a hint of fear. | imperturbable (consistently calm, restrained, and composed) |
| Her .................... in forgiving her rivals impressed everyone. | magnanimity (great generosity in giving or in showing kindness, especially toward someone less powerful or a former opponent) |
| His ................... response to the crisis helped calm the entire team. | phlegmatic (able to keep a calm demeanor and not get emotional easily) |
| The ceremony was conducted with great ................... | cobriety (a serious, earnest, or dignified manner) |
| The ................ nurse checked on each patient with gentle precision. | solicitous (displaying careful, watchful attention, often in a way that shows eagerness to help or please) |
| The dog was so ................ that it followed every command without hesitation. | tractable ((of people or animals) easily controlled or influenced by external factors or authority) |
| His teachers always said he had a ................. passion for learning. | laudable ((of an idea, intention, or act) deserving of admiration and praise, regardless of success) |
| The king's ....................... offer of peace ended the war. | magnanimous (showing noble character and generosity of spirit, often linked to moral greatness and dignity) |
| The billionaire's ............... donation transformed the small charity into a thriving organization. | munificent (showing generosity in respect of one's possessions, such as time, money, etc.) |
| The knight pledged ....... to his sovereign, vowing loyalty and service. | obeisance (behavior that expresses respect, submission, or duty toward someone in authority or of higher status) |
| She gave a graceful .................. before entering the ballroom. | curtsy (a formal gesture of respect or greeting, performed by women or girls, involving a slight lowering of the body by bending the knees) |
| The community members ................. the wise elder for their wealth of knowledge and experience. | revere (to feel deep respect or admiration for someone or something) |
| The ................ nature of the elderly cat made it effortless for the veterinarian to administer medication without any resistance. | docile (accepting guidance, control, or direction easily and without resistance) |
| She sought guidance from the ........................... monk, known for his wisdom and compassion. | venerable (worthy of great respect due to age, wisdom, or character) |
| The villagers provided ................ to the stranded travelers during the storm. | succor (help that someone gives to another in difficult situations) |
| She ............. her newborn with the finest clothes and constant attention. | cosseted (to treat someone with an excessive amount of care and indulgence) |
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shirley jaldin