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Meanings of benignancy in English
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benignitat Usage of benignancy in English
1
It can be used as a marker for distinguishing benignancy and malignancy of GIST.
2
Then her kindness to me, her looks, her smiles, her actions, are all intentional benignancy.
3
He has a broad benignant brow, like Benjamin Franklin's; but his brooding eyes, golden, unfathomable, deny benignancy.
4
She gazed upon the two silent men with an expression that united benignancy with profound inquietude and sadness.
5
When I had ended he was looking at me with a benignancy that I had never seen before upon his face.
6
The face which had not lost all its underlying benignancy even when it looked its coldest, had now become settled and hard.
7
She took his great toil-worn hand, and her hot tears fell on it, for his gentleness, his benignancy, had touched her deeply.
8
Although not great, the group of the Madonna and Child now over the central door of the Duomo has much charm and benignancy.
9
Angelico's benignancy and sweetness are here, but it is not the equal of the "Coronation," which is a blaze of pious fervour and glory.
Frequent collocations
Benignancy through the time