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benignity

[bɪˈnaɪnəti]

benignity Definition

  • 1the quality of being kind and gentle
  • 2a kind or gracious act

Using benignity: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "benignity" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The old man's benignity was evident in the way he treated everyone with kindness.

  • Example

    Her benignity towards animals led her to become a veterinarian.

  • Example

    The company's donation to charity was an act of benignity.

  • Example

    The teacher's benignity towards her students made her very popular.

benignity Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for benignity

Phrases with benignity

  • the quality of being kind or gentle, especially in the context of fate or destiny

    Example

    Despite all the hardships she faced, she never lost her faith in the benignity of fate.

  • the quality of being kind or gentle, especially in the context of a person's character or personality

    Example

    His benignity of nature made him very popular among his colleagues.

  • a kind or gracious act, especially one that is unexpected

    Example

    The stranger's act of benignity towards the homeless man touched everyone who witnessed it.

Origins of benignity

from Latin 'benignitas', meaning 'kindness'

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Summary: benignity in Brief

'Benignity' [bɪˈnaɪnəti] refers to the quality of being kind and gentle, as well as acts of kindness. It can be seen in people's personalities, such as 'Her benignity towards animals led her to become a veterinarian,' or in the context of fate, as in 'Despite all the hardships she faced, she never lost her faith in the benignity of fate.' Synonyms include 'kindness,' 'goodwill,' and 'generosity.'