ben|e|fi|cial

ben|e|fi|cial
ben|e|fi|cial «BEHN uh FIHSH uhl», adjective.
1. producing good; favorable; helpful: »

Sunshine is beneficial to plants.

SYNONYM(S): advantageous, serviceable, profitable.
2. Law. having or conferring the right to the use or benefit, as of property.
ben´e|fi´cial|ly, adverb.
ben´e|fi´cial|ness, noun.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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  • ben´e|fi´cial|ness — ben|e|fi|cial «BEHN uh FIHSH uhl», adjective. 1. producing good; favorable; helpful: »Sunshine is beneficial to plants. SYNONYM(S): advantageous, serviceable, profitable. 2. Law. having or conferring the right to the use or benefit, as of… …   Useful english dictionary

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