English to Czech Meaning of benevolence - shovívavost

Benevolence :

shovívavost

noun

shovívavost, laskavost, štědrost, dobročinnost, dobrodiní, velkodušnost, dobro druhých, veřejné blaho, altruismus

Benevolence :: shovívavostBenevolences :: benevolences

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Definitions of benevolence in English

Noun(1) disposition to do good(2) an inclination to do kind or charitable acts(3) an act intending or showing kindness and good will

Examples of benevolence in English

(1) Churches in Bradford are set to benefit from a cash boost from the region's landfill sites.(2) Finalists benefit from the publicity they receive and from the networking opportunities that arise in the course of the year long programme.(3) Refugee mothers don't even get the milk tokens that mothers on benefit are entitled to.(4) She says it is going to take executives of color to bring about changes to benefit the parity of newsroom diversity.(5) The service can only exist on the subscriptions received from households who benefit from the service.(6) Increased economic and trade promotion and cooperation along the border will benefit both nations.(7) It said the referee had done his best and it was easy with the benefit of sophisticated video technology and hindsight to criticise him.(8) Here is the chance to enjoy ancient geology with the benefit of modern organisation.(9) But the report also recognises that its recommendations were made ├ö├ç├┐with the benefit of hindsight├ö├ç├û.(10) And the cricket world, with its benefit years, charity quizzes and galas, is quite good at rattling buckets.(11) Even the governor admitted in his state of the state address that there was no evidence that the new bill would benefit the economy.(12) With the benefit of clear thinking the men on the field and the mentors on the line conjured, then executed, an unlikely escape plan.(13) Another approach is to examine the area thoroughly, with the benefit of informative and informed opinion.(14) Emily Barr wrote a dark, funny novel called Backpack that, with the benefit of Chick Lit packaging, gained huge sales.(15) They already raise funds through benefit gigs in the town and sponsors but are now inviting people to become Friends of the Festival.(16) A national cultural policy should therefore be put in place without undue delay to benefit the nation.

(1) fringe benefit ::

fringe výhoda

(2) benefit from ::

prospěch z

(3) unemployment benefit ::

podpora v nezaměstnanosti

(4) mutual benefit ::

vzájemného prospěchu

(5) child benefit ::

přídavky na děti

(6) employee benefit ::

zaměstnanecké výhody

(7) for the benefit of ::

ve prospěch

(8) benefit of the doubt ::

výhoda pochybnosti

(9) cost benefit analysis ::

analýza nákladů a přínosů

(10) marginal benefit ::

marginální přínos

Synonyms

Noun

1. kindness ::

laskavost

3. big-heartedness ::

big-heartedness

4. goodness ::

dobrota

5. goodwill ::

přízeň

6. charity ::

dobročinnost

7. altruism ::

altruismus

9. compassion ::

soucit

10. philanthropy ::

filantropie

11. generosity ::

štědrost

12. magnanimity ::

velkodušnost

16. beneficence ::

dobročinnost

17. bounty ::

štědrost

Antonyms

1. venom ::

jed

Different Forms

benevolence, benevolences

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