Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Benign"

A: The object/person/creature is not a threat or harmful.

A: "Benign" means something that is boring/bland or harmless. The word is not used in casual conversation, but in a medical or literature capacity, you can expect to see this word.

A: You're probably talking about a tumor. Benign means not dangerous, not bad.

A: “Benign” is an adjective that has a few different usages.

The first one is when it’s used to describe someone or something that’s kind, gentle, and harmless.

Example: Her benign manner makes her well-liked.


The second one is when it’s used to express that the climate, weather, or environment is mild and favorable.

Example: The weather is usually benign in the fall.


Lastly, “benign” is often used to refer to a health condition that is not harmful or a tumor or growth that is not cancerous.

Example: I went to the doctor’s for a mammogram, and they found a benign tumor in my breast.

A: Benign (adjective):

1. The tumor was benign.

2. The benign growth was removed.

3. His comment was benign.

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A: benevolent means really kind i.e He was a benevolent man and gave lots of money to charity.

benign can also mean kind but is more really associated with "not harmful" i.e The tumour is benign.

A: benign = safe, not dangerous

The doctor said I had a tumor, but it was benign.

amiable = friendly or pleasant manner

He's easy to get along with because he is so amiable.

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A: thank you