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benevolence
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/bɪˈnev.əl.əns/
US
/bəˈnev.ə.ləns/
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benevolence
noun
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доброжелательность
Her benevolence towards the less fortunate was well-known in the community.
Ее доброжелательность к менее удачливым была хорошо известна в сообществе.
благожелательность
The king's benevolence was evident in his fair treatment of all his subjects.
Благожелательность короля была очевидна в его справедливом отношении ко всем подданным.
благотворительность
The charity event was organized to promote benevolence and support local causes.
Благотворительное мероприятие было организовано для продвижения благотворительности и поддержки местных инициатив.
Additional translations
доброта
милосердие
великодушие
Synonyms
kindness
generosity
charity
altruism
philanthropy
goodwill
compassion
humanity
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malevolence
benevolence
adjective
UK
/bɪˈnev.əl.əns/
US
/bəˈnev.ə.ləns/
Attributive use: modifies another noun (e.g., 'benevolence fund').
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benevolence
noun
The quality of being well-meaning; kindness.
Her benevolence was evident in her generous donations to the local charity.
An act of kindness or a charitable gift.
The benevolence of the anonymous donor helped the school build a new library.
A compulsory tax or contribution levied by certain English kings with no other authority than the claim of prerogative.
The king's demand for a benevolence was met with resistance from the nobles.
benevolence
adjective
Relating to charitable assistance or goodwill when used to modify another noun.
The church established a benevolence fund to aid families in crisis.
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