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Meanings of benignant aspect in English
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Usage of benignant aspect in English
1
Together they entered and Lucia's eye wore its most benignant aspect.
2
It had, in its shadowy enlargement, a benignant aspect.
3
He was a noble looking man, in the prime of his life, and of a most benignant aspect.
4
Tom Canty lived to be a very old man, a handsome, white-haired old fellow, of grave and benignant aspect.
5
A venerable man, of large frame, and benignant aspect, sat beneath an aged tree, paternal in its appearance like himself.
6
In another direction was seen the Great Stone Face, with the same cheer, combined with the same solemnity, in its benignant aspect.
7
During all this time, the General's face wore a pleasant, contented and, I should say, benignant aspect, but he never opened his lips once.