And that which is worthy of memorie, all thies giuers were almost Northenmen: who beingliberallie rewarded in the seruice of their Prince, bestowed it as liberallie for the good of their Contrie.
Heerevpon were no small number of churches built in all places abroad in those parties by procurement of the king, all men liberallie consenting (according to the rate of their substance) to be contributorie towards the charges.
Now after he had taried a season, he returned into his countrie, not without great gifts of jewels and other things, which the king most liberallie bestowed vpon him.
Amongis whome was one called Frear Williame Arth,[72] who, in a sermone preached in Dundye, spak somwhat moir liberallie against the licentious lyifes of the Bischoppis nor thei could weall beair.
Schorte after this, new consultatioun was tackin, that some should be brunt; for men began verray liberallie to speak.
With this answer the ambassadors sore displeased in their minds (although they were highlie interteined and liberallie rewarded) departed into their countrie, reporting to the Dolphin how they had sped.
Wherefore at that time he rendered vnto him his most hartie thanks in words, trusting and not doubting, but in time to come liberallie to recompense him with acts and deeds.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "liberallie" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
