beneficence (Meaning)
beneficence (n)
doing good; feeling beneficent
the quality of being kind or helpful or generous
beneficence (n.)
The practice of doing good; active goodness, kindness, or charity; bounty springing from purity and goodness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of beneficence
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- meanness
- meanness
- cold-bloodedness
- malevolence
- cold-bloodedness
- unkindliness
- toughness
- sternness
- malevolence
- severity
- pitilessness
- toughness
- harshness
- grimness
- thoughtlessness
- sternness
- barbarousness
- unkindliness
- severity
- unfeelingness
- thoughtlessness
- grimness
- insensitivity
- harshness
- barbarousness
- pitilessness
- inconsiderateness
- inconsiderateness
- insensitivity
- hard-heartedness
- unfeelingness
- hard-heartedness
beneficence Sentence Examples
- The hospital's beneficence extended beyond medical care, encompassing financial assistance and emotional support for patients.
- The wealthy philanthropist's beneficence transformed the lives of countless underprivileged children.
- The charity's beneficence provided food, shelter, and education to homeless individuals.
- The doctor's beneficence prompted him to donate his services to an understaffed clinic.
- The organization's beneficence extended to animals, providing veterinary care and refuge to abandoned pets.
- The monastery's beneficence offered solace and guidance to those seeking spiritual growth.
- The government's beneficence included welfare programs and tax deductions for charitable donations.
- The act of giving blood demonstrates the true beneficence of humanity.
- The teacher's beneficence extended beyond the classroom, inspiring students to become compassionate and responsible citizens.
- The foundation's beneficence supported groundbreaking research that aimed to cure incurable diseases.
FAQs About the word beneficence
doing good; feeling beneficent, the quality of being kind or helpful or generousThe practice of doing good; active goodness, kindness, or charity; bounty spring
contribution, donation, charity, alms,philanthropy, offering, benefaction, assistance, aid, bequest
savageness, callousness, callousness, bestiality, brutality, savagery, unkindness,cruelty, cruelty, ruthlessness
The hospital's beneficence extended beyond medical care, encompassing financial assistance and emotional support for patients.
The wealthy philanthropist's beneficence transformed the lives of countless underprivileged children.
The charity's beneficence provided food, shelter, and education to homeless individuals.
The doctor's beneficence prompted him to donate his services to an understaffed clinic.
