All 8 Uses of
benevolent
in
Arrowsmith
- Martin was warmed to benevolence toward mankind, including Angus Duer, who was at the end of the room at a table with Dean Silva and his silvery women.†
Chpt 7
- Then behold the Dr. Martin Arrowsmith who had once infuriated Angus Duer and Irving Watters by his sarcasm on medical standards upholding to a lewdly grinning Bert Tozer the benevolence and scientific knowledge of all doctors; proclaiming that no medicine had ever (at least by any Winnemac graduate) been prescribed in vain nor any operation needlessly performed.†
Chpt 14
- When Martin burst in and offered to do all the work for half the pay, Woestijne accepted with benevolence, assuring him that it would have a great effect on his private practice.†
Chpt 18
- There was a surging of factions, a benevolent and winning buzz of scientists who desired to be the new Director of the Institute.†
Chpt 30
- While he was supposed to radiate benevolence from the office recently occupied by Dr. A. DeWitt Tubbs, Gottlieb clung to his own laboratory and to his narrow office as a cat clings to its cushion under a table.†
Chpt 30
- As representatives of Ross McGurk and his various works, evil and benevolent, they had the two suites de luxe on the boat deck.†
Chpt 32
- But at dawn he was nursing the sick in the bright new canvas village, showing mammies how to use their camp-stoves, and in a benevolent way discussing methods of poisoning ground squirrels in their burrows.†
Chpt 34
- There was at the time, in certain places, a doubt as to how benevolent the United States had been to its Little Brothers--Mexico, Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua--and the editors and politicians were grateful to Martin for this proof of their sacrifice and tender watchfulness.
Chpt 36 *benevolent = kind or generous
Definition:
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(benevolent) kind, generous, or charitable