Benevolence: noun Definition: The desire to do good to others.

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Benevolence: noun Definition: The desire to do good to others

Pronunciation pronunciation: buh-nev-uh-luhns

Benevolence Antonyms: Synonyms: Cruelty Charity Harshness Kindness Meanness Synonyms: Charity Kindness Generous Compassion Good will

Related Forms Benevolent, adjective Benevolently, adverb

Benevolence Motivational speaker, Dr. Michael Fowlin, reminded MMS students that benevolence can go a long way, even if you just smile at someone.

Benevolent Mr. Smith is a very benevolent person for contributing a large monetary donation to the Marlboro Central School District.

Benevolently Mr. Saulpaugh smiled benevolently at his son as he assisted a student with opening his locker.