Difference between Generous and Too Generous

GENEROUS vs TOO GENEROUS: ADJECTIVE

More than adequate
Not petty in character and mind
Liberal in giving or sharing. : liberal.
Showing kindness and magnanimity.
Marked by abundance; ample.
Having a rich bouquet and flavor.
Of noble lineage.
Of honorable birth or origin; highborn.
Exhibiting those qualities which are popularly reregarded as belonging to high birth; noble; honorable; magnanimous; spirited; courageous.
Open-handed; free to give; not close or niggardly; munificent.
Characterized by generosity; abundant; overflowing.
Full of spirit or strength; stimulating; exalting.
Willing to give and share unstintingly

Ample, Unstinted, Large, Openhanded, Lavish, Handsome, Unselfish, Bounteous, Unstinting, Bountiful, Overgenerous, Bighearted, Benevolent, Magnanimous, Munificent

Ample, Unstinted, Large, Openhanded, Lavish, Handsome, Unselfish, Bounteous, Unstinting, Bountiful, Overgenerous, Bighearted, Benevolent, Magnanimous, Munificent

Experiencing awe makes people more kind and generous.
Costco are known for their generous return policies.
The tax credits system has become too generous.
Generous Compensation When Choosing a Computer Training School.
Garnish each cupcake with a generous amount of the mascarpone frosting and spoon a generous amount of the baked cherries on top.
The means test includes a relatively more generous income test, while the assets test appears slightly less generous than that used by the LACs.
Krogers on Baldwin Road for the generous donation of bags for our Saturday Bag Sale; our generous book donators, and you our customers.
The return policy is generous Costco has a generous return policy.
With a high rewards rate, a generous signup bonus, flexibility, and generous terms, this card is great for the avid traveler.
We are pleased to acknowledge the generous support of Harcourt Assessment, in particular their generous donation of student prizes.

The tax credits system has become too generous.
In either case, conservatives regarded the proposal as too restrictive on presidential discretion and liberals as too generous, though simple partisanship was also involved.
The payment terms are often either too generous or too restricted, generally depending on who wrote the contract.
Critics have argued the city is too generous in total compensation and spends too much on overtime costs for public safety.
Cohen also said that offering too many or too generous bonuses can be a costly use of taxpayer money.
If the boundary is too generous or too flexible for development needs, growth management goals will be defeated.
However, if the rewards are too generous, too many resources will be devoted to this purpose.
Please be advised: I am often too generous rather than too stingy.
Until now he has been almost too nice and too generous.
The government may be too generous or too tight.