Benevolence is a noun and while benevolent is an adjective.
This means that benevolence is an actual thing, the state of having good intentions towards others. However the word benevolent is used to describe a thing, such as a person. In other words benevolence can be the subject of a sentence and benevolent cannot.
Although an affable person will often be benevolent as well, that is not always the case. An affable person has a friendly manner. A benevolent person has good intentions toward others. But one can have a friendly manner without really having good intentions. Some people like to appear to be friendly in order to be popular (politicians, for example) while they may actually be quite selfish in their motives and may not be particularly benevolent.
Benevolent is the adjective form for the noun benevolence.
The noun form for the adjective benevolent is benevolence.
bene-  a combining form occurring in loanwords from Latin, where it meant "well"
Bob donated $100 to an animal shelter and his benevolence was greatly appreciated. The benevolence of many groups provides aid to the homeless in urban areas. His outlook was never one of selfishness, but rather benevolence toward all.
Yes, it is. It is the adjective form of the noun compassion (sympathy, empathy).
Sarah was seen as a benevolent club leader, as she treated everyone well.If your actions are upright and benevolent, be assured they will augment your power and happiness.Santa Claus is known for his jolly, benevolent personality.
No, the concept of slavery inherently involves the exploitation and dehumanization of individuals, which contradicts the principles of benevolence and respect for human dignity. True benevolence involves treating others with equality, compassion, and recognizing their inherent rights and autonomy.
(benevolent - kind, thoughtful, helpful, charitable)The school's prinicipal was considered a kind and benevolent individual.Among the group's benevolent activities was a visit by Santa Claus to the homeless shelters at Christmas.The transformation of Scrooge from a miser to a benevolent individual is the central focus of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
charitable; benevolent; benevolence; freehearted; generous; eleemosynary; gifting; bighearted; bounteous; APPELLATION
Actually that is an English word; the Latin form was originally "benevolens."bene = goodvolens = wantingSo it means, "wanting good."Acually I am a different person that improved this answer and benevolent is a Latin word.
Because of my benevolent nature, I will answer your question for you:The benevolent shop owner gave each of his employees a share of his business when he retired.Sarah was seen as a benevolent club leader, as she treated everyone well.If your actions are upright and benevolent, be assured they will augment your power and happiness.Santa Claus is known for his jolly, benevolent personality.It was a benevolent stranger who found my lost purse and returned it with it's contents intact.My grandfather was a benevolent man during his lifetime, he had just enough money left for his burial.
Benevolence means kindness, charity, or goodwill. It could have the synonyms goodness, altruism, compassion, or generosity. It is the opposite of malevolence, which means evil.In the charitable sense, the noun benevolence can refer to any such aid, or assistance, supplied to another.