Pronunciation: /ˌbɛnəˈfækʃən/
noun an act of conferring a benefit
A1 The kind man's benefaction helped the homeless shelter.
A2 The local community center received a generous benefaction from a wealthy donor.
B1 The university's scholarship fund was boosted by a significant benefaction.
B2 The museum was able to expand its collection thanks to a substantial benefaction.
C1 The philanthropist's benefaction had a lasting impact on the education system.
C2 The benefaction of the billionaire was instrumental in the development of the new hospital wing.
formal The wealthy philanthropist made a generous benefaction to the local hospital.
informal The kind donor gave a big benefaction to the school for new equipment.
slang The rich dude dropped a fat benefaction on the charity event.
figurative Her act of kindness was a benefaction to all those in need.
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