benevolent

a benevolent contributor.

a philanthropic society.See Synonyms at benevolent

a charitable organization.See Synonyms at benevolent

Colonel Moore was benevolent but no pushover.

has a benevolent nature;

a benevolent fund for retired actors

They organized a benevolent institution to help the poor and disabled.

He was a benevolent old man, he wouldn't hurt a fly.

He is always benevolent towards his countryman.

His benevolent nature prevented him from refusing any beggar who accosted him.

So your dragon... It's god. It's kind, It's benevolent? Yeah.

But the regime's motives are hardly benevolent.

Sometimes, that was benevolent exclusion of the Vietnamese.

But Protestants took a less benevolent view of family.

And besides, we would programme the computer to be benevolent.

After that we heard benevolent, which means kind and helpful.

Name a person famous for being benevolent, Dan.

He's the squidgy, benevolent way in which Harry will get there.

The free food was given to a beggar by a benevolent person.

But for Dante to reach benevolent salvation, he must first find his way through Hell.