Modifies a noun

• gift: Sir Arthur Gilbert's munificent gift to the nation was an important catalyst to the opening up of Somerset House to the public.

• bequest: He was a man of wide reading, and in this characteristic may not improbably be seen the suggestion of his munificent bequest.

• patron: His ample inheritance enabled him to travel and to become a munificent patron of science.

• founder: It is furnished with portraits of the munificent founder, Colonel Codrington, and Sir Nathaniel Lloyd.

• donor: In honor of the munificent donors previously mentioned, the south wing has been called the Brooke Wing.

• donation: We received news of the second munificent donation in the summer.