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benign
adjective
1 kind; gentle.
2 med
a said of a disorder: not having harmful effects; of a mild form;
b said specifically of a tumour: of a type that does not spread and destroy surrounding tissue. Compare malignant.
3 favourable; promising.
[14c: from Latin benignus ]
benignly adverb .
adjective
1 kind; gentle.
2 med
a said of a disorder: not having harmful effects; of a mild form;
b said specifically of a tumour: of a type that does not spread and destroy surrounding tissue. Compare malignant.
3 favourable; promising.
[14c: from Latin benignus ]
benignly adverb .
benignant
adjective
1 med said of a disease or growth, etc: not fatal; a later and less common word for benign.
2 kind.
3 favourable.
benignancy noun (benignancies ).
benignantly adverb .
adjective
1 med said of a disease or growth, etc: not fatal; a later and less common word for benign.
2 kind.
3 favourable.
benignancy noun (benignancies ).
benignantly adverb .
benignity
noun (benignities )
1 kindness; benevolence.
2 an act of kindness.
[14c]
noun (benignities )
1 kindness; benevolence.
2 an act of kindness.
[14c]
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