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beneficent

/bɪˈnef.ɪ.sənt/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou une action qui est généreuse, bonne et qui accomplit des actes bienfaisants.

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adjective

/bɪˈnef.ɪ.sənt/C2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou une action qui est généreuse, bonne et qui accomplit des actes bienfaisants.

Describes a person or action that is generous, kind, and does good deeds.

  1. Doing or producing goodC1formal

    Characterized by performing acts of kindness or producing beneficial results.

    frbienfaisant

    • The beneficent effects of the new policy were felt across the community.
    • Her beneficent actions improved the lives of many people.
    • The organization is known for its beneficent work in developing countries.

    Synonymesadvantageousaltruisticbenevolentbenigncharitablecompassionatefavorablegeneroushumanekind

    Antonymesdamagingdetrimentalharmfulhurtfulmaleficent

  2. Generous in assistance to the poorC1formal

    Showing generosity and providing aid to those in need, especially the impoverished.

    frGénéreux envers les pauvres

    • The beneficent donor funded the construction of a new shelter.
    • His beneficent nature led him to volunteer at the soup kitchen every week.
    • The charity relies on beneficent individuals to support its programs.

    Synonymesaltruisticbenevolentbountifulcharitablecompassionategeneroushumanitariankindmunificentopenhandedphilanthropic

    Antonymesmiserlyniggardlypenuriousstingytightfistedungenerous

Formes
  • more beneficent comparative form
  • most beneficent superlative form
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