benevolent in the PONS Dictionary

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However, bunian are generally regarded as benevolent, and have been known to befriend and assist humans, particularly magicians ("dukun" or "bomoh") and shamans ("pawang").
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Most dragons in the books are of a positive, though not benevolent, nature.
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I received the fortune of knowledge in the benevolent glance of my guru.
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The benevolent rule of the nawabs is remembered with fondness even today.
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This attitude is described by some as one of neutrality towards religion or as one of benevolent neutrality.
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He is usually benevolent and helpful, which can not be said about a mischievous "illvtte".
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It also promoted the work of voluntary service and benevolent organisations.
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She likes to think of herself as the wise and benevolent eldest sister, but she is hyper-sensitive and given to sudden displays of histrionics.
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Her father was an extremely wealthy and benevolent man.
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Indeed, some are unable to truly love a benevolent government even while living under its protection.
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