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Definition of benefic
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Benefic
(a.)
Favorable;
beneficent.
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Beneficial
::
Beneficial
(a.)
Receiving,
or
entitled
to have or
receive,
advantage,
use, or
benefit;
as, the
beneficial
owner of an
estate..
Christian
::
Christian
(a.)
Characteristic
of
Christian
people;
civilized;
kind;
kindly;
gentle;
beneficent.
Beneficial
::
Beneficial
(a.) King.
Residence
::
Residence
(n.) The
residing
of an
incumbent
on his
benefice;
--
opposed
to
nonresidence.
Benefit
::
Benefit
(v. t.) To be
beneficial
to; to do good to; to
advantage;
to
advance
in
health
or
prosperity;
to be
useful
to; to
profit.
Benefic
::
Benefic
(a.)
Favorable;
beneficent.
Profitable
::
Profitable
(a.)
Yielding
or
bringing
profit
or gain;
gainful;
lucrative;
useful;
helpful;
advantageous;
beneficial;
as, a
profitable
trade;
profitable
business;
a
profitable
study or
profession..
Avoidance
::
Avoidance
(n.) The act of
becoming
vacant,
or the state of being
vacant;
--
specifically
used for the state of a
benefice
becoming
void by the
death,
deprivation,
or
resignation
of the
incumbent..
Altruistic
::
Altruistic
(a.)
Regardful
of
others;
beneficent;
unselfish;
--
opposed
to
egoistic
or
selfish.
Induct
::
Induct
(v. t.) To
introduce,
as to a
benefice
or
office;
to put in
actual
possession
of the
temporal
rights
of an
ecclesiastical
living,
or of any other
office,
with the
customary
forms and
ceremonies..
Collate
::
Collate
(v. i.) To place in a
benefice,
when the
person
placing
is both the
patron
and the
ordinary..
Regimen
::
Regimen
(n.) Any
regulation
or
remedy
which is
intended
to
produce
beneficial
effects
by
gradual
operatio.
Beneficially
::
Beneficially
(adv.)
In a
beneficial
or
advantageous
manner;
profitably;
helpfully.
Benefice
::
Benefice
(v. t.) To endow with a
benefice.
Beneficently
::
Beneficently
(adv.)
In a
beneficent
manner;
with
beneficence.
Option
::
Option
(n.) A right
formerly
belonging
to an
archbishop
to
select
any one
dignity
or
benefice
in the gift of a
suffragan
bishop
consecrated
or
confirmed
by him, for
bestowal
by
himself
when next
vacant;
--
annulled
by
Parliament
in
1845..
Advowson
::
Advowson
(n.) The right of
presenting
to a
vacant
benefice
or
living
in the
church.
[Originally,
the
relation
of a
patron
(advocatus)
or
protector
of a
benefice,
and thus
privileged
to
nominate
or
present
to it.].
Inductor
::
Inductor
(n.) The
person
who
inducts
another
into an
office
or
benefice.
Deprivation
::
Deprivation
(n.) the
taking
away from a
clergyman
his
benefice,
or other
spiritual
promotion
or
dignity..
Benefit
::
Benefit
(n.)
Beneficence;
liberality.
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