benevolence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for benevolence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

benevolence [Am bəˈnɛvələns, Brit bɪˈnɛv(ə)l(ə)ns, bɪˈnɛvəl(ə)ns, bɪˈnɛvələns] N U

benevolence

benevolencia f

benevolence

bondad f

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Translations for benevolence in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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English

Practitioners are enjoined to treat others with compassion and benevolence in order to cultivate virtue and work off karma.

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The objective of the acts is to ensure that widows receive at least a child's share instead of being precariously dependent on family benevolence.

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Sympathy, benevolence, patriotism and a desire to ease the suffering of our nation's troops was the only thing these groups shared in common.

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He gave $30,000 to the latter institution, and was noted for his benevolence.

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For many years her life was devoted to works of piety and benevolence.

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A song of family togetherness, nostalgia and benevolence.

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He is extolled for his benevolence and for his patronage of art and literature.

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Size, intelligence, beauty, power, benevolence, and so forth all these qualities are called perfections.

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The benevolence of his mind fhone conspicuous in every action of his life.

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If this is so, then benevolence, righteousness, and proper standards must be based upon principles which can be known and practiced.

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