In this article, you’ll find a comprehensive list of words that start with “bene,” along with their meanings and uses.
- Benefactor- one who provides help, especially in the form of a gift or donation.
- Benefaction- a donation or gift.
- Beneficiary- person who receives benefits, profits, or advantages.
- Benefit- an advantage or profit gained from something.
- Benevolent- well-meaning and kindly.
- Benign- gentle and kindly.
- Beneficence- action that is done for the benefit of others.
- Beneficial- resulting in good; favorable or advantageous.
- Beneficent- doing good or causing good to be done.
- Benefice- a type of church appointment.
- Benevolence- the quality of being well-meaning.
- Benevolently- in a kind and well-meaning way.
- Benevolentness- state of being benevolent.
- Benefitting- receiving something advantageous.
- Benediction- a blessing, especially at the end of a religious service.
- Benedictory- pertaining to a blessing.
- Benedictus- a canticle sung or said during a religious service.
- Benedictional- a book containing blessings.
- Benedicite- a blessing or grace before a meal.
- Beneficeable- capable of holding a benefice.
- Benefitable- beneficial or profitable.
- Benevolency- willingness to do good.
- Beneficently- in a manner that does good for others.
- Beneficiaryship- the state of being a beneficiary.
- Benevolentia- Latin for goodwill or benevolence.
- Benevolentism- the practice of being benevolent.
- Benevolentist- a person who practices benevolence.
- Benevolentories- places or organizations practicing benevolence.
- Beneficeship- the state of holding a benefice.
- Beneficential- having the quality of benefiting.
- Beneficiate- to treat raw material for extraction.
- Benefic- producing good effects.
- Beneplacito- Latin for with good pleasure.
- Benefactress- a female benefactor.
- Benefactorial- relating to a benefactor.
- Benefactorship- position or function of a benefactor.
- Benefactivism- active practice of doing good.
- Beneficulus- made slight or weak.
- Beneflous- characterized by the movement of waters.
- Beneflede- blessing, often in prayers.