Benefaction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BENEFACTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of benefiting
• a donation or gift
• The act of conferring a benefit.
• A benefit conferred; esp. a charitable donation.
• a contribution of money or assistance
• an act intending or showing kindness and good will

Words related to BENEFACTION

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Words that contain BENEFACTION

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How to use BENEFACTION in a sentence

• When in gaol and miserable, he is relieved by an unknown hand, and traces the benefaction to the friend whose former kindness he had so ill repaid.
• On lying down, he began to wonder where he should find the poor people worthy of sharing in this benefaction.
• These several days thou hast refused this benefaction with floods of tears, and sobs and screams.
• The fulness of physical vitality is of God, to be accepted as His benefaction, to be cultivated and cared for with the reverence that His gifts demand.
• But now already is the benefaction No longer felt, the load alone is felt.
• But of this, in itself highly improbable, instance of municipal benefaction, the archives of the city yield no proof.
• He is considered to be very ready to take offence, vindictive, envious, and far too slow in benefaction.
• She is very fond of doing fancy work, I am not, so that her offer to re-cover the sofa cushions in den, study, and library comes in the light of a household benefaction.
• You, however, my dearest friend, be and remain blessed for the benefaction which you have done us.
• At Nort, a boarding-house for young ladies of quality received an annual benefaction of two thousand florins from her liberal hands.
• The earliest benefaction for the support of scholars at Oxford consisted in the annual payment of forty shillings by the townsmen in atonement for the execution of certain clerks.
• As soon as Cardan had determined to withdraw from Pavia he applied to the Cardinal, who had just made a magnificent benefaction to Bologna in the form of the University buildings.
• For Injun Joe, drunk, was interesting and a benefaction to us, but Injun Joe, sober, was a dreary spectacle.
• At any rate it cannot help but be a public benefaction and a public asset, if only its art be true.
• Rays of blessing, streaming from her hands, revealed the Mother of grace and of all benefaction.
• We have already dwelt upon the benefaction that such a man leaves to coming generations.
• The judicious placing of benefaction is a large part of the good of it.
• They have been built by private enterprise, in the interest of the investors, not as a charity or as a public benefaction.
• His greatest benefaction to English poetry was in refining its language and harmonizing its versification.
• Refusing gifts, he was glad to guide the benefaction of a grateful State to educate the children of his fallen braves in the institution at Lexington which yet bears his name.
• He left a legacy, including his library, to the new institution of learning, which was a princely benefaction for the time.
• When he was fairly inside the Thacher kitchen, the benefaction of his presence was felt by every one.
• Plumley the feeling we cherish for one whom we regard as a Heaven-appointed agent of some great benefaction.

Similar words containing BENEFAC without suffix tion

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