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      benignant
      adjective
      characterized by kindness and warm courtesy especially of a king to his subjects
      pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence
      Roots
      beneben- · Latin · well, goodgignereign- · Latin · to be born, natureantem-ant · Latin · having the quality of
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