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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Beneficient VS benefactor
What is the difference between 'beneficient' and 'benefactor'?
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"Beneficient" is an adjective and "benefactor" is a noun. A benefactor (person) is beneficient (does good things for people).
- "Beneficient" is an adjective and "benefactor" is a noun.
- A benefactor (person) is beneficient (does good things for people).
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"Beneficient" is an adjective and "benefactor" is a noun.
A benefactor (person) is beneficient (does good things for people).
A benefactor (person) is beneficient (does good things for people).
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