benignness
bəˈnaɪnnəs
Definition

Definition of benignness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
kindnessRarequality of being gentle and kindRare
  • Her benignness made everyone feel at ease.
gentleness kindness
2.
medicalTECH.state of being non-threatening in medicineTECH.
  • The tumor's benignness was a relief to the patient.
harmlessness innocuousness
3.
environmentRarestate of being favorable and harmlessRare
  • The benignness of the climate attracted many tourists.
gentleness kindness
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Origin of benignness

Latin, benignus (kind)

Examples of benignness in a sentence

  • The teacher's benignness encouraged students to participate.
  • The benignness of the condition was confirmed by the doctor.
  • Her benignness in handling the situation was appreciated.
  • The benignness of the policy encouraged investment.
  • Farmers appreciated the benignness of the new regulations.

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  1. French:gentillesse, bénignité, ...
  2. German:Güte, Gutartigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:gentilezza, benignità, ...
  4. Spanish:benignidad, inocuidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:gentileza, ...
  6. Chinese:仁慈, 良性, ...
  7. Japanese:優しさ, 良性, ...
  8. Arabic:لُطْف, حميدة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲבִיבוּת, שְׁפִירוּת, ...
  10. Russian:доброта, доброкачественность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:доброта, доброякісність, ...
  12. Hindi:कोमलता, सौम्यता, ...

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