generous to a fault

Cliché too generous; overly generous. My favorite uncle is generous to a fault. Sally—always generous to a fault—gave away her lunch to a homeless man.

See also: fault, generous

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He was generous to a fault and wouldn't see anyone struggle if he could help, no matter what it took.

Tragic pilot had dreamed of flying as a child

Simon, 34, said: 'He was selfless, generous to a fault, and would do anything for anyone.

Tribute to lecturer

The movie is generous to a fault with its action, and the show-stopping set pieces are nothing short of incredible.

'HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS' LOOKS BETTER THAN IT FEELS

The mother is often portrayed as being warm and loving, generous to a fault, and wise enough to realize her daughter's need for an independent identity.

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Betty Sizemore is kind and generous to a fault,'' Zellweger observes.

Says Zellweger of her character: ``Betty Sizemore is kind and generous to a fault.

'NURSE' PRACTITIONER IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? SOMEONE NEEDS HER HEAD EXAMINED

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