Difference between Benevolent and Eleemosynary

BENEVOLENT vs ELEEMOSYNARY: NOUN

Having or showing or arising from a desire to promote the welfare or happiness of others
Generous in providing aid to others
Generous in assistance to the poor
Doing or producing good
Characterized by or given to doing good.
Suggestive of doing good; agreeable.
Relating to a charitable organization that operates without making a profit.
Having a disposition to do good; possessing or manifesting love to mankind, and a desire to promote their prosperity and happiness; disposed to give to good objects; kind; charitable.
Having a disposition to do good.
Possessing or manifesting love for mankind.
Intending or showing kindness
Generous.
Altruistic or charitable.

Generous in assistance to the poor
Of, relating to, or dependent on charity. : benevolent.
Relating to charity, alms, or almsgiving; intended for the distribution of charity.
Given in charity or alms; having the nature of alms.
Supported by charity.
Supported by charity; as, eleemosynary poor.

Showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity
Having or manifesting a desire to do good; possessing or characterized by love toward mankind, and a desire to promote their prosperity and happiness; kind: as, a benevolent disposition or action.
Intended for the conferring of benefits, as distinguished from the making of profit: as, a benevolent enterprise; a benevolent institution.

Dependent upon charity; receiving charitable aid or support: as, the eleemosynary poor.
Relating to charitable donations; intended for the distribution of alms, or for the use and management of donations and bequests, whether for the subsistence of the poor or for the conferring of any gratuitous benefit.
Of or pertaining to alms; derived from or provided by charity; charitable: as, an eleemosynary fund; an eleemosynary hospital.

Virtuous, Beneficence, Benevolence, Good hearted, Freehearted, Good, Kind, Openhearted, Gracious, Philanthropic, Kindly, Eleemosynary, Charitable, Generous, Beneficent

Religionist, Unspiritual, Pietistic, Patriarchic, Eleemosynarily, Ecclesiastical, Churchly, Juristic, Donative, Bighearted, Altruistic, Philanthropic, Charitable, Benevolent, Beneficent

Enlightened, Virtuous, Benevolence, Good hearted, Freehearted, Good, Kind, Openhearted, Gracious, Philanthropic, Kindly, Eleemosynary, Charitable, Generous, Beneficent

Religionist, Unspiritual, Pietistic, Patriarchic, Eleemosynarily, Ecclesiastical, Churchly, Juristic, Donative, Bighearted, Altruistic, Philanthropic, Charitable, Benevolent, Beneficent

Banners over public streets are prohibited in the Town of Irmo except to announce special events sponsored by domiciled eleemosynary institutions.
Unexpectedly, Echo comes back and gives her mother a second chance; because after all, every one of us is Eleemosynary.
Domestic Violence, Donee, Donor, Down Payment, Drawer, Ecclesiastical Law, Efficacious, Egress, Eleemosynary, Elucidation, Emancipation, Embezzle, Embezzler, Encumbrance, Endownment, Enjoin, Entertian
Eleemosynary institutions, such as churches, schools, and charitableorganizations and foundations, likewise are exempt from involuntary bankruptcy.
Board of Managers of the State Eleemosynary Institutions - 1935 Biennial Report by Mississippi.
Eleemosynary institutions: Charity asylums that receive financial support from donations or gifts.
Fifth: For the support of eleemosynary and other state institutions.
No pepetuities shall be allowed except for eleemosynary purposes.
And no, the column is not an eleemosynary effort.
Lay corporations are divided into civil and eleemosynary.