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No, generous is an antonym to stingy.
'Generous' is an adjective. The noun form is generosity.
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"Im" is a common prefix in itself, you don't add a prefix to a prefix.
The prefix "ben-" means good or well, so the prefix "bene-" in benevolent makes the word mean something that is kind, generous, and showing goodwill towards others.
All you have to do is break up the word: Gen-er-ous. 'Gen' would be the prefix and 'ous' would be the suffix. 'Gener' could also be the prefix for some other words. ...........This is bloody nonsense. "Gen" har absolutely nothing to do with a prefix. If it had, -the root of the word would be "er", which is without meaning. "Gen" is part of the Greek word γενοσ = genus, meaning gender, birth, family, race etc. or perhaps sooner from the Latin "genus" with the same meaning and is derived from the genetive, "generis". A generous man is thus a man from a noble family who could afford to be generous.
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The superlative form of "generous" is "most generous."
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The base word of generous is "generous."
Generous with is a general term If someone is generous with money it does not say how Generous to is specific, not general If someone is generous to someone else, that says whom the money goes to
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