benign in Latin
benign in Latin is benignus — benign means kind, gentle, and well-meaning.
benign in Latin
benignus
Kind; gentle; mild.
What does "benign" mean?
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adjective Kind, gentle, and well-meaning.
"Her benign smile put the nervous students at ease."
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adjective In medicine, describing a growth or tumor that is not cancerous and unlikely to spread.
"The doctors confirmed the lump was benign and needed no further treatment."
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benign in a sentence
- Her benign smile put the nervous students at ease.
- The doctors confirmed the lump was benign and needed no further treatment.
- A benign tumor can still cause problems if it grows large enough.
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What is "benign" in Latin?
"benign" in Latin is benignus. benign means: Kind, gentle, and well-meaning.
How do you use "benign" in a sentence?
Example: "Her benign smile put the nervous students at ease." In Latin, "benign" is benignus.
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