benign in Russian
benign in Russian is благоприя́тный, до́брый, любе́зный — benign means kind, gentle, and well-meaning.
benign in Russian
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."
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.
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "benign" in Russian?
"benign" in Russian is благоприя́тный, до́брый, любе́зный. benign means: Kind, gentle, and well-meaning.
How do you pronounce благоприя́тный?
"benign" in Russian is благоприя́тный, pronounced "blagopriyatnyy".
How do you use "benign" in a sentence?
Example: "Her benign smile put the nervous students at ease." In Russian, "benign" is благоприя́тный, до́брый, любе́зный.
Are there other ways to say "benign" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 7 translations listed for "benign": благоприя́тный, до́брый, любе́зный, мя́гкий, прия́тный, доброка́чественный.