Pronunciation: /bəˈnɛvələnt/
adjective showing kindness and goodwill; charitable
A1 The benevolent old man always gives treats to the neighborhood children.
A2 The benevolent teacher helped the students with their homework after school.
B1 The benevolent organization provides food and shelter to those in need.
B2 The benevolent king pardoned all the prisoners in the kingdom.
C1 The benevolent billionaire donated millions to various charitable causes.
C2 The benevolent philanthropist established a foundation to support education and healthcare initiatives.
formal The benevolent donor contributed a large sum of money to the charity.
informal My neighbor is such a benevolent soul, always helping out others in need.
slang That guy is a real sweetheart, always being so benevolent to everyone.
figurative The benevolent sun shone down on the fields, nurturing the crops with its warmth.
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