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bene-
- a combining form occurring in loanwords from Latin, where it meant “well”:
benediction.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bene-1
Combining form of bene (adv.) well (< *dwenē ), akin to bonus good (< *dwenos )
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Example Sentences
Aha, bene, bene, I thought, and then checked the pricetag: $170, if I recall.
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Henrico Membertouio, Sagamo, bene merendi; & corporis, & animi eius diligenter curanda salute.
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Postridie mulier bene sana foco exsilit, & graui onusta sacco ad maritum quattuor inde leucas vegeta contendit.
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Nomburs digitus bene alle nomburs at ben with-inne ten, as nyne, 8.
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What all ese spices bene hit schalle be tolde singillatim in here caputule.
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The noble motto, "Bene orasse est bene studisse," applies with hardly less force to secular, than to sacred studies.
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