Noun:

కర్టసీ, భత్యం, లాభం,

benefited's Usage Examples:

SuccessesFreddy Maertens often benefited by the help of his team-mates, Michel Pollentier and Marc Demeyer.

The institute has indeed benefited strongly from being part of the Fulbright Program.

Winder was generous with his wealth: The poor, orphans, and widows benefited greatly from his efforts.

By playing somewhat into the hands of the Agrarians, he secured the adoption of a new tax system, which greatly benefited the working classes and at the same time tremendously increased the revenue.

All proceeds from the concert benefited the ACM Lifting Lives COVID Relief Fund.

While Dilfer had been the starting quarterback of Baltimore's Super Bowl winning team, he was seen as a game manager who benefited from a dominant defense, and the Ravens wished to upgrade at the quarterback position.

benefited from the parking meter fiasco".

Later attempts at expanding to a quartet with an extra guitarist failed, and critics would explain: From the outset it was clear that Tim Christensen was the group's undisputed center, but the band benefited significantly from the collective dynamics.

He benefited from receiving hitting instruction from Tom's former teammate and then-Texas Rangers hitting coach, Tom Robson.

The Lakers' run of futility rewarded them with several high first-round picks (D'Angelo Russell, Brandon Ingram and Lonzo Ball were selected second overall), while the Celtics benefited from the Brooklyn Nets' ill-fated 2013 trade for Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett with their top-three selections of Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum.

Peru (especially those who benefited themselves with the Guano Boom exportations).

The film depicted an ever-evolving landscape of colorful, laser-like imagery of the various ways mankind has benefited from harnessing energy for his use and was accompanied by an upbeat song entitled Universe of Energy.

Synonyms:

sick benefit, cost-of-living benefit, death benefit, disability benefit, perk, sickness benefit, perquisite, stock option, fringe benefit, payment,

Antonyms:

go, dissuade, pull out, leave, nonpayment,