benevolent in Latin
benevolent in Latin is benevolens — benevolent means kind, generous, and wishing to do good for others.
benevolent in Latin
benevolens
Having a disposition to do good.
What does "benevolent" mean?
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adjective Kind, generous, and wishing to do good for others.
"A benevolent donor covered the cost of the new playground."
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benevolent in a sentence
- A benevolent donor covered the cost of the new playground.
- She ruled the company like a benevolent, if slightly overbearing, aunt.
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What is "benevolent" in Latin?
"benevolent" in Latin is benevolens. benevolent means: Kind, generous, and wishing to do good for others.
How do you use "benevolent" in a sentence?
Example: "A benevolent donor covered the cost of the new playground." In Latin, "benevolent" is benevolens.
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