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1 unstinting
adjectivebe unstinting in something — mit etwas nicht geizen
* * *un·stint·ing[ʌnˈstɪntɪŋ]she is \unstinting in her generosity ihre Großzügigkeit kennt keine Grenzento be \unstinting in one's efforts/praise keine Mühen scheuen/mit Lob nicht sparen* * *[ʌn'stIntɪŋ]adjperson großzügig; kindness, generosity uneingeschränkt, unbegrenzt; support uneingeschränkt, vorbehaltlos; work unermüdlichto be unstinting in one's praise of sth — etw uneingeschränkt or vorbehaltlos loben
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