Question

benevolence In those financially desperate years, the young couple was saved only by the benevolence of her elderly great-uncle. bəˈnɛvələns

Accepted Answer

Kindness, generosity. Part of benevolence comes from the Latin root meaning “wish.” The novels of Charles Dickens often include a benevolent figure who rescues the main characters at some point—Mr. Brownlow in Oliver Twist, Abel Magwitch in David Copperfield, Mr. Jarndyce in Bleak House, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. To be benevolent, it helps to have money, but it's not necessary; kind assistance of a nonfinancial sort may turn out to be lifesaving benevolence as well

word	benevolence
definition	Kindness, generosity.
eg_sentence	In those financially desperate years, the young couple was saved only by the benevolence of her elderly great-uncle.
explanation	Part of benevolence comes from the Latin root meaning “wish.” The novels of Charles Dickens often include a benevolent figure who rescues the main characters at some point—Mr. Brownlow in Oliver Twist, Abel Magwitch in David Copperfield, Mr. Jarndyce in Bleak House, Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. To be benevolent, it helps to have money, but it's not necessary; kind assistance of a nonfinancial sort may turn out to be lifesaving benevolence as well
IPA	bəˈnɛvələns

Benevolence Kindness Generosity Financially Desperate Years Young Couple