Munificent

myoo-NIF-ə-sənt (/mjuːˈnɪfəsənt/)

more generous than is usual or necessary; lavish.

“I fed my aluminium cans into the recycling machine and was rewarded with a munificent bounty: £15.50, just enough for a sausage roll in today’s economy.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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