Meaning & use
Lavishing
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Giving something in generous, extravagant, or abundant amounts; the present participle of "lavish."
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Grandparents are often found lavishing their grandchildren with gifts and attention.
The critics were lavishing praise on the young violinist's debut performance.
A note on using this word
"Lavishing" is typically followed by a person or thing receiving the generosity, as in "lavishing praise on someone."
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withholding
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