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Meanings of benevolence in English
Usage of benevolence in English
1
The complaint is, want of benevolence in the hero of the tale.
2
Uprightness is the beauty of integrity; goodness is the loveliness of benevolence.
3
He was unwearied in acts of benevolence and in bestowal of favors.
4
Spirituality is more than benevolence in the ordinary sense of the term.
5
Its benevolence was beyond question, a benevolence almost humbling in its honesty.
6
Another wants the organ of benevolence; and his case is equally hopeless.
7
In other words, the path to wealth is the path of benevolence.
8
A gift is nothing if there is no benevolence in the giver:
9
Joy and benevolence were wholly wanting in the composition of his character.
10
Hence the peculiar merit of benevolence in all its shapes and appearances.
11
The rest of my life has been spent in acts of benevolence.
12
Such is our present attitude in relation to the work of benevolence.
13
Justice and benevolence result from the elementary laws of the human mind.
14
And the blue eyes rested on the clergyman with a benevolence unfeigned.
15
It is this which stimulates his benevolence in so lively a manner.
16
You have done an act of duty and benevolence both in one.
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Translations for benevolence
Portuguese
Catalan
Benevolence through the time
Benevolence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare