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benefactress Synonyms

Another word for benefactress

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• noun (Context 1)

A woman who gives money, resources, or other charitable help to a person, institution, or cause.

Usage Example

"The anonymous benefactor donated a substantial sum to fund the hospital's new pediatric wing."

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benefactor
patroness
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patron
philanthropist
sponsor
donor
supporter
backer
contributor

Opposites of benefactress

The opposite of benefactress shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

malefactress
malefactor
detractor
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