We presume that he was inwardly, wisely, and beneficently prompted to walk somewhat astray from the narrow and soul-cramping paths then trod by most New England clergymen.
Our love ought to answer His, and, being caught and kindled from that mighty fire, should throw back to its source some of the heat received, in fervours of reflected love, and should pour the rest beneficently on all around.
There, thou one blessed generation, from the vain jargon of babble thou art beneficently freed.
The frame of man has beneficently been made capable of existing under the line, or near either of the poles of the earth.
Never had the kingdom been so wisely and beneficently governed.
This time it was the son of Philippe Egalite, that wickedest of all the regicides, who came smiling and bowing before the people as a popular sovereign, who would beneficently rule under a liberal constitution.
Apart as he stood from the tumult and the frivolities of his age, he was yet of it, and sensibly and beneficently influenced it for its higher and nobler weal.
The world seems to me well supplied with what is genuinely ridiculous: wit and humour may play as harmlessly or beneficently round the changing facets of egoism, absurdity, and vice, as the sunshine over the rippling sea or the dewy meadows.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "beneficently" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
