benignancy Sentence Examples
- The doctor reassured Mrs. Jones that the tumor was benign, with no risk of malignancy.
- Despite its benignancy, the cyst caused persistent discomfort that required surgical removal.
- Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation associated with the transformation of benign tumors into malignant ones.
- The benignancy of the mole was confirmed by a biopsy that ruled out any cancerous cells.
- The tumor's benignancy indicated a favorable prognosis and minimal risk of recurrence.
- The surgeon opted for a conservative approach, monitoring the benignancy before considering invasive treatment.
- The benignancy of the polyps allowed for their removal via a relatively simple endoscopic procedure.
- Researchers are investigating therapies that can induce benignancy in aggressive cancers.
- The benignancy of the condition gave the patient peace of mind and allowed them to resume their normal activities.
- Despite the benignancy of the diagnosis, the patient experienced anxiety and uncertainty about the future.
benignancy Meaning
benignancy (n)
the quality of being kind and gentle
benignancy (n.)
Benignant quality; kindliness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of benignancy
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- kindliness
- generosity
- warmheartedness
- softheartedness
- thoughtfulness
- warmth
- attentiveness
- kindheartedness
- tenderheartedness
- good-heartedness
- beneficence
- humaneness
- benevolence
Antonyms:
- grimness
- severity
- pitilessness
- unfeelingness
- toughness
- insensitivity
- insensitivity
- thoughtlessness
- inconsiderateness
- harshness
- grimness
- cold-bloodedness
- unfeelingness
- thoughtlessness
- harshness
- cold-bloodedness
- savageness
- pitilessness
- unkindliness
- hard-heartedness
- mercilessness
- severity
- inconsiderateness
- savageness
- toughness
- mercilessness
- hard-heartedness
- unkindliness
FAQs About the word benignancy
the quality of being kind and gentleBenignant quality; kindliness.
compassionateness, benignity, tenderness,kindness, kindliness, generosity, warmheartedness, softheartedness, thoughtfulness, warmth
savagery, savagery, bestiality, heartlessness, callousness, bestiality, unkindness, barbarousness, ruthlessness, cruelty
The doctor reassured Mrs. Jones that the tumor was benign, with no risk of malignancy.
Despite its benignancy, the cyst caused persistent discomfort that required surgical removal.
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation associated with the transformation of benign tumors into malignant ones.
The benignancy of the mole was confirmed by a biopsy that ruled out any cancerous cells.
