magnanimously
advancedC1/mæɡˈnænɪməsli/ · mag-nan-i-mous-ly
In a generous or forgiving manner, especially toward a rival or someone less powerful.
Meanings
In a generous or forgiving manner, especially toward a rival or someone less powerful.
ایک مہربان یا معاف کرنے والے طریقے سے، خاص طور پر ایک حریف یا کسی کمزور پر.
عظیم النفسی سے
azeem nafsī se
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Common Collocations
- magnanimously forgive
- act magnanimously
- respond magnanimously
Example Sentences
He magnanimously offered to help his rival succeed.
اس نے عظیم النفسی سے اپنے حریف کی مدد کی پیشکش کی.
Us ne azeem nafsī se apne harīf ki madad karne ki peshkash ki.
Despite the harsh words exchanged, she magnanimously accepted the apology.
تبدیل ہونے والے سخت الفاظ کے باوجود، اس نے عظیم النفسی سے معافی قبول کی.
Tabdeel hone wale sakht alfaaz ke bawajood, us ne azeem nafsī se maafi qubool ki.
He was known to act magnanimously, treating everyone with kindness.
وہ عظیم النفسی سے عمل کرنے کے لیے مشہور تھا، ہر ایک کے ساتھ مہربانی سے پیش آتا تھا.
Woh azeem nafsī se amal karne ke liye mashhoor tha, har aik ke sath mehrbāni se pesh aata tha.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'mag-nificent souls' to remember that magnanimously relates to great-heartedness.
Imagine a large heart symbolizing generosity and kindness.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
دیکھ کر یار کو کیسی عظیم النفسی ملتی ہے، دغا کرنے والے کو بھی بخش دیتا ہے وہ عشق کی قینچی سے۔
Dekh kar yār ko kaisi azeem nafsī milti hai, daghā karne wale ko bhi bakhsh deta hai woh ishq ki qainchī se.
Seeing a friend, he displays such magnanimity, even forgives the one who deceives with the scissors of love.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
عزت کا راستہ عظیم النفسی سے گزرتا ہے۔
Izzat ka rasta azeem nafsī se guzarta hai.
The path to honor passes through magnanimity.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "magnanimus" — great-souled
First known use: 15th century
The word 'magnanimously' derives from the Latin 'magnanimus', which means 'great-souled' and has evolved through Middle French into modern English.