beneficial
Definition of beneficial:
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part of speech: adverb
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part of speech: adjective
Doing good: useful: advantageous.
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Common misspellings:
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- benafecial (0.1%)
- beneficiall (0.1%)
- benefial (0.4%)
- benefical (20.8%)
- beneicial (0.2%)
- benifichal (0.1%)
- benneficial (1.0%)
- beneficiai (0.1%)
- beneifical (1.1%)
- benifitial (2.4%)
- benifial (0.0%)
- beneficicial (0.0%)
- benefitical (1.2%)
- beificial (0.1%)
- benifishal (0.2%)
- beneficia (0.1%)
- benifitual (0.4%)
- beneficiasl (0.1%)
- benifical (11.0%)
- bennificail (0.1%)
- beneficail (1.2%)
- benifital (0.5%)
- benificial (35.4%)
- benfical (0.2%)
- bennifical (0.2%)
- benificail (1.1%)
- beifical (0.1%)
- beleficial (0.1%)
- beneficaial (0.2%)
- benidical (0.0%)
- benficial (4.4%)
- benefcial (0.6%)
- benefecial (0.4%)
- benefital (0.6%)
- benefiticial (0.1%)
- benifcial (0.1%)
- beneificial (1.8%)
- bennificial (0.6%)
- beneficials (0.1%)
- benieficial (0.1%)
- benefiical (0.6%)
- benefitual (0.3%)
- bennifitial (0.1%)
- benafitial (0.1%)
- benefitial (10.8%)
- beeficial (0.1%)
- beinfishal (0.1%)
- beneficiail (0.1%)
- benefictual (0.1%)
- benefiicial (0.1%)
- benfecial (0.2%)
- benifitiakl (0.1%)
- benifiual (0.1%)
Usage examples for beneficial:
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Such an improvement in him could not be without a corresponding beneficial effect on Mary.
"The Life and Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Volume I (of 2)" – Florence A. Thomas Marshall -
The beneficial effect of caustic lime on land is mentioned in some ancient writings.
"Right Use of Lime in Soil Improvement" – Alva Agee -
2. The study of science is more beneficial than the study of language.
"Composition-Rhetoric" – Stratton D. Brooks -
The separation of the son from the father, however beneficial it might be to the former in certain respects of education, proved fatal to the latter.
"Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia" – William Gilmore Simms
