Benefactor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BENEFACTOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that confers a benefit
• a person who gives money or other help to a person or cause
• One who confers a benefit or benefits.
• a person who helps people or institutions (especially with financial help)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that confers a benefit; one that makes a gift or bequest

Words related to BENEFACTOR

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Words that contain BENEFACTOR

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How to use BENEFACTOR in a sentence

• The girl felt that the conduct of her life had been taken out of her own hands entirely, and that she was now being guided and cared for by her unknown friend and benefactor.
• On the morning after the slaughter they begged and gained permission of the Conqueror to search for the body of their benefactor.
• I will only say, that never did a monarch enter upon his career with such ample and magnificent opportunities for being a benefactor of his people and of civilization.
• If Ericsson had done nothing else, his claims to recognition and remembrance as an engineer and benefactor might have been well founded on his work in this connection.
• If he could have inaugurated the reign of toleration for all religious opinions, he would have been a still greater benefactor.
• Young Blumenthal, on the contrary, manifested the absorbed attention of one who loved his benefactor, and was familiar with the details of his affairs.
• The myths which surround his name reveal to us a wise legislator and noble benefactor.
• Aron was a blessing and a benefactor, nothing less, with his store and his new road.
• As a rule, the creatures took no notice whatever of me, but seemed to realise in some instinctive way that I was their benefactor.
• It happened to be September when he was liberated, and, by the further assistance of his benefactor, he was enabled to set up for himself in the fair then held in St.
• He that putteth forth his might both upon his benefactor and his foe, is an object of alarm to the world, like a snake that hath taken shelter in a house, to the inmates thereof.
• I propose the health of the greatest benefactor of the human race now living.
• They regard as a benefactor, anybody who can rescue them from their scrape, with due form of ceremony and guarantee of dignity.
• Gratitude to her benefactor had given rise to a deep affection.
• All classes and colors regarded him as a general benefactor and a wise and judicious ruler.
• He was then called Osiris, Husband of Isis, God of Cultivation and Benefactor of Men, pouring on them and on the earth the choicest blessings within the gift of the Divinity.
• All hailed him as friend and father, benefactor and master.
• A large number went together, and formed a prosperous and happy colony, gratefully sending back thanks to their benefactor.
• The regard to our own benefactor makes all benefactors interesting.
• No good child will hurt the devoted benefactor of man.
• That same self-caring gentleman afterwards became one of the apologists who most powerfully contributed to mislead public opinion in regard to his benefactor.
• At the end of that time his generous benefactor died without heirs, so all his possessions went to the prince.
• A great and united people shed their tears over the bier of a devoted patriot and distinguished public benefactor.
• Born the Benefactor of Mankind, He United All The Qualities Necessary to An Illustrious Career.
• His benefactor gone, Salmon hastened to tell the good news to Mrs.

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