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beneficialness

noun as in quality of being good for a person or thing

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While research into the benefits of waterscapes isn’t as well-established, evidence suggests these “blue spaces” may be equally—or perhaps even more—beneficial to mental well-being.

And, using Amazon’s fulfillment service can be beneficial if they can’t afford their own 3PL yet.

From Digiday

The mouthparts of adults are very different to the larval structures as they are adapted for sucking liquid food, a very beneficial situation.

The move, spun as beneficial for the environment by reducing plastic waste, could help boost sales if more people must buy the parts separately.

From Fortune

Perhaps all contribute, but for now it’s unclear to what extent the different parts of the program are beneficial.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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