Magnanimous (adjective)

1. Generous in forgiving an insult or injury; free from petty resentfulness or vindictiveness.
2. High-minded; noble.
3. Showing or suggesting a lofty and courageous spirit.

Origin:

The word magnanimous comes from the latin word magnanimus, composed of the prefix "magnus" meaning "great" and "animus" meaning "soul" or "mind". it originally referred to someone who was great-souled or had a noble mind. it typically implies a willingness to forgive, generosity and a lack of spite or resentment.

Examples:

1. His magnanimous behavior towards his enemies was admirable.
2. She was magnanimous in her victory, refusing to gloat over her opponents.
3. His magnanimous gesture of donating a large sum of money to the charity was appreciated.
4. The magnanimous leader forgave the traitor and gave him a second chance.
5. The magnanimous spirit of the athletes was evident in their sportsmanship.