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benignly

[bih-nahyn-lee] / bɪˈnaɪn li /




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Benignly bearded, he patronizes the Arts, plays golf, greets with a grave good morning his respectful employes.

From Time Magazine Archive

Benignly accepting the title of "father of the poor," the strongman also gave Brazil the 48-hour week, the minimum wage, and social security.

From Time Magazine Archive

Benignly in the background, for once, was the Duke's elder brother, His Majesty Gustaf V, King of Sweden and of the Goths and Wends, LL.D. 50-50.

From Time Magazine Archive

Benignly he in turn presented a cup to the skipper of the German Hathi, runner-up in the free-for-all event.

From Time Magazine Archive

And she rose, But by her stood no godhead bathed in light, But young Amphryssius, herdsman to the king, Benignly smiling.

From The Poems of Emma Lazarus, Volume 1 by Lazarus, Emma




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