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beneficial having a good outcome; favorable as used by a scientist
bona fide genuine, real, authentic as used by a jeweler
benefactor a good person who offers help or donates money as used to describe Bill Gates
benefit to gain or receive good results from something as used by a basketball player
beneficiary a person who receives something good from someone else--such as an inheritance as used by a child at his birthday
bonus anything good that is received over and beyond what is expected as used on an ad
benign favorable; having a good effect; not harmful as used by a doctor
benevolent kind; good hearted as used by a teacher
benediction a good blessing as used by Hans Christian Anderson--Think end of fairy tale!
dismal (adj) depressing; causing gloom or misery; causing bad feelings
malady (n) bad health; illness, sickness
malaria (n) bad air; a disease usually spread by infected mosquitoes
malefactor (n) an evildoes; a person who does bad things
malevolent (adj) a word that describes a person or character who wishes bad things would happen to others
malfeasance (n) wrongdoing or bad conduct by a public official
malice (n) mischief; evil intent; bad will
malignant (adj) harmful, something bad enough that could result in death when related to cancer
malnourished (adj) having bad health or having poor nutrition
malodorous (adj) bad smell; stinky
Created by: kpeters13
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