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benevolence [bɪˈnɛvələns] n
1. inclination or tendency to help or do good to others; charity 2. an act of kindness 3. (Historical Terms) (in the Middle Ages) a forced loan or contribution exacted by English kings from their nobility and subjects ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
benevolence noun kindness, understanding, charity, grace, sympathy, humanity, tolerance, goodness, goodwill, compassion, generosity, indulgence, decency, altruism, clemency, gentleness, philanthropy, magnanimity, fellow feeling, beneficence, kindliness, kind-heartedness A bit of benevolence from people in power is not what we need. selfishness, ill will, malevolence, unkindness, stinginess Translations benevolence [bɪˈnɛvələns] n [ruler, system] → bienveillance f (= kindness) → générosité f (= good will) → bienveillance f benevolence n → Wohlwollen nt; (of smile, gesture) → Gutmütigkeit f; (as character trait) → Güte f; (of emperor, judge) → Milde f n benevolence [biˈnevələns] generosity and desire to do good. welwillendheid إحسان، رغبة في عمل إحْسان، رَغْبَةٌ في العَمَل доброжелателство shovívavost, blahovůle godhjertethed; generøsitet das Wohlwollen καλοσύνη benevolencia heatahtlikkus خیرخواهی؛ سخاوت hyväntahtoisuus bienveillance נְדִיבוּת भलाई dobra volja jóindulat kedermawanan, kebajikan, perbuatan baik góðvild benevolenza 慈悲 자비심 dosnumas, linkėjimas gero, geradarystė labvēlība; labsirdība; augstsirdība sifat suka membuat kebaikan vrijgevigheid, welwillendheid sjenerøsitet, velvilje życzliwość benevolência bunăvoinţă, mărinimie доброжелательность benevolencia, zhovievavosť dobrohotnost dobrodušnost välvilja ความเมตตากรุณา cömertlik, yardımseverlik 仁慈,樂善好施 доброзичливість; милосердя نیکی ، فیض رسانی lòng nhân từ 仁慈 adj beˈnevolent a benevolent father. welwillende مُحْسِن، مُحِبٌّ للخَيْر доброжелателен laskavý, dobročinný, shovívavý godhjertet; generøs wohlwollend καλοσυνάτος benévolo heatahtlik خیّر؛ سخاوتمند hyväntahtoinen bienveillant נָדִיב दयालु dobrodušan jóindulatú dermawan góðgjarn benevolo 情深い 자비심이 많은 gero linkintis, palankus labvēlīgs; augstsirdīgs paderi yang murah hati goedgunstig, welwillend sjenerøs, veldedig; vennlig łaskawy benevolente binevoitor, mărinimos доброжелательный benevolentný, zhovievavý dobrohoten dobrodušan välvillig, god กรุณา; เมตตา cömert, yardımsever 仁慈的 доброзичливий; милосердний فیض رساں ، مخیر ، خیرات دینے والا nhân từ 仁慈的 adv beˈnevolently welwillend بِإحْسان доброжелателно, великодушно shovívavě, blahovolně godhjertet; generøst wohlwollend καλοσυνάτα con benevolencia heatahtlikult نیکخواهانه hyväntahtoisesti avec bienveillance בִּנְדִיבוּת हितकारी ढ़ग से, परोपकारिता से dobrodušno jóindulatúan dengan kedermawanan góðlátlega con benevolenza 情深く 자애롭게 palankiai, geranoriškai labvēlīgi; augstsirdīgi dengan murah hati goedgunstig, welwillend sjenerøst łaskawie com benevolência cu bunăvoinţă доброжелательно zhovievavo dobrohotno dobrodušno välvilligt อย่างกรุณา; อย่างเมตตา cömert bir şekilde 仁慈地 доброзичливо; милосердно نیکی سے nhân từ 仁慈地 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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To our family she has always been represented in softened colours by the benevolence of Mr. But still the dispute concerning the justice of it remains; for some persons think, that justice consists in benevolence, others think it just that the powerful should govern: in the midst of these contrary opinions, there are no reasons sufficient to convince us, that the right of being master and governor ought not to be placed with those who have the greatest abilities. It is not easy to forbear reflecting with how little reason these men profess themselves the followers of Jesus, who left this great characteristic to His disciples, that they should be known by loving one another, by universal and unbounded charity and benevolence. |
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