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🎉benefit

noun/verb
/ˈbɛnɪfɪt/
beneficiary benevolence

Meaning

an advantage, profit, or good effect; to receive help or an advantage
an advantage or profit gained from something; a helpful or good effect

Example Sentences

Employees benefit from the company’s health insurance program.

Exercise has many health benefits for your body.

Example Expressions

for the benefit of

Synonyms

advantage, profit, gain, perk, blessing, good, help
Entry 1
advantage, profit, gain, perk, blessing
Entry 2
advantage, profit, gain, good, help

Antonyms

loss, harm, drawback, disadvantage, detriment
Entry 1
loss, harm, drawback
Entry 2
disadvantage, harm, loss, detriment

Collocations

health benefit, social benefit, benefit from, mutual benefit, health benefits, social benefits, economic benefits
Entry 1
health benefit, social benefit, benefit from, mutual benefit
Entry 2
health benefits, mutual benefit, social benefits, economic benefits

More Example Sentences

Who become much benefited at the tax reduction?

How much benefit did learning grammar give you?

You have been benefited by Vasanth Academy Method.

How much have you been benefited from this course?

How much have you been benefited by Vasanth Academy?

How much have you been benefited from this training?

Have you been benefited by reading American English books?

How much have you been benefited by online English courses?

Will you get any benefit by undertaking the course on computer?

Will you get any benefit by undertaking the course on artificial intelligence?

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