Pronunciation: /bəˈnɛfɪsənt/
adjective showing or resulting in good, kind, or charitable actions
A1 The beneficent old lady always helped her neighbors with their groceries.
A2 The beneficent charity organization provided food and shelter to those in need.
B1 The beneficent king was loved by his people for his kind and generous deeds.
B2 The beneficent actions of the company towards its employees earned them a good reputation.
C1 Her beneficent contributions to society have made a significant impact on the community.
C2 The beneficent philanthropist donated millions of dollars to various charitable causes.
formal The beneficent foundation donated millions of dollars to support education in underprivileged communities.
informal My aunt is known for her beneficent nature, always willing to help others in need.
slang Dude, that rich guy is so beneficent, always throwing money around like it's nothing.
figurative The beneficent rays of the sun warmed the earth, bringing life to the plants and animals.
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