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Comparative
more benevolent
Superlative
most benevolent
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showing kindness and generosity
- The benevolent old man would often buy lunch for strangers at the local cafe.
- The company's CEO is known for his benevolent actions, often donating large sums to charities.
- Her benevolent nature led her to volunteer at the orphanage every weekend.
- The benevolent leader implemented policies to improve the lives of the poor.
- The charity was supported by a benevolent donor who wished to remain anonymous.
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organized or established charitable or helpful activities
- She joined a benevolent organization that supports education in underprivileged areas.
- The hospital was founded as a benevolent institution to care for the sick.
- The benevolent society provided food and shelter to the homeless.
- He volunteered with a benevolent foundation that aids refugees.
- A benevolent association collected funds to build a community library.
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showing kind or friendly demeanor
- His benevolent expression put everyone at ease during the meeting.
- She offered a benevolent nod to the newcomer.
- The teacher gave the students a benevolent smile.
- The manager's benevolent attitude encouraged open communication.
- Even under pressure, he maintained a benevolent tone.