magnanimity
noun (formal)

- kindness and generosity, especially towards an enemy or someone you have defeated

Cambridge Dictionary

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ORIGIN

mid-14c., from Latin magnanimitās, from magna “big” + animus “soul, spirit” — the virtue of being great of mind and heart. It encompasses, usually, a refusal to be small-minded, a willingness to face danger, and actions for noble purposes.

Probably a loan-translation of Greek megalopsykhos “high-souled, generous” (Aristotle) or megathymus “great-hearted.”

As a footnote, I always have to smile when crediting the Ancient Greeks (fond memories "My Big Fat Greek Wedding")

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One form of magnanimity is the generosity of the victor to the defeated. For example, as codified by the Geneva Conventions.

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SYNONYMS

benevolence, generosity, nobility, beneficence, big-heartedness, charity, munificence, selflessness, unselfishness, charitableness, great-heartedness, high-mindedness, humanity, kindness, largesse, philanthropy, fairness, forgiveness, generousness

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Practice OWAD into an English conversation today, say something like:

“Having given away over $3 billion to end polio, Bill Gates’ MAGNANIMITY is unsurpassed”

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