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Often used in the same context:
benevolence,
beneficence,
generosity,
bequest,
noblesse oblige,
benefactors,
munificence,
philanthropy,
ennoblement,
miserliness,
largesse,
abstemiousness,
liberality,
benevolent,
baronetcy,
altruism,
cecil rhodes,
atomism,
philanthropists,
eclat,
nobleness,
philistinism,
josiah wedgwood,
upbuilding,
mammon,
benefactress,
renascence,
manufactory,
providence,
brahmanic,
caritas,
prodigality,
foppery,
catholicity,
dandyism,
largess,
elihu yale,
kindliness,
antecedence,
voluntarism,
encomia,
benignity,
profounder,
aristocracies,
ex voto,
magnanimity,
fatimid,
tutelary,
caesarism,
adolf loos,
parure,
concupiscence,
bestowal,
effulgence,
fulness,
mithraism,
despoliation,
maecenas,
donees,
parvenu,
disinterestedness,
epigraphy,
freemasonry,
overlordship,
endowment,
derivable,
noblesse,
millenary,
acquirement,
connoisseurship,
boastfulness,
pietism,
almsgiving,
scholasticism,
servility,
eschewal,
brueghel,
almshouses,
vitalism,
ostentatiousness,
idiosyncrasy,
andrea palladio,
nelson rolihlahla mandela,
handmaid,
gift,
tasmanian,
begetter,
altruist,
detestation,
ecumenicalism,
veneration,
improvidence,
royalism,
nobility,
veritas,
ezra cornell,
tibi,
uttermost,
vulgarisation,
summum bonum,
abnegation,
donation,
benefactions,
benefactor,
bounty,
concession,
consignment,
contribution,
bequests,
collection,
donations,
fund,
patron,
favour,
grievance,
purchase,
benefit
More general:
contribution,
donation,
kindness
Synonyms:
benevolence
Also try:
— Adjectives for benefaction:
private,
public,
great,
generous,
greatest,
noble,
divine,
large,
splendid,
considerable,
pious,
more...
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