benignity
bɪˈnɪɡnɪti
benignities
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Definition of benignity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
actRarekind or gracious actRare
  • He was known for his many benignities.
benevolence graciousness kindness
2.
kindnessRarethe quality of being kind and gentleRare
  • Her benignity made everyone feel welcome.
gentleness graciousness kindness
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Origin of benignity

Latin, benignus (kind) + -ity (state or condition)

Examples of benignity in a sentence

  • The community appreciated his benignity in times of need.
  • His benignity was evident in his charitable acts.
  • The teacher's benignity encouraged a positive classroom environment.

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  1. French:bonté, bienveillance, ...
  2. German:Wohltat, Güte, ...
  3. Italian:benignità, benevolenza, ...
  4. Spanish:benignidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:benignidades, benignidade, ...
  6. Chinese:善行, 仁慈, ...
  7. Japanese:親切, 優しさ, ...
  8. Arabic:مَعْرُوف, رِقَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַעֲשֵׂי חֶסֶד, אֲדִיבוּת, ...
  10. Russian:доброжелательность, мягкость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:доброта, лагідність, ...
  12. Hindi:सद्भावना, सौम्यता, ...
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