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benefit

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benefit, noun, verb, -fited,-fiting.

benefit

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expr. benefit of the doubt, a favorable judgment when proof of blame or guilt is inconclusive.
Ex. Give him the benefit of the doubt, at least until all the evidence is in.

benefit

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noun benefiter.

benefit

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noun 1. anything which is for the good of a person or thing; advantage.
Ex. Good roads are of great benefit to travelers. World peace would be of great benefit to mankind.
(SYN) profit, help, good.
2. money paid to a sick or disabled

benefit

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v.i. to receive good; get advantage; profit.
Ex. He benefited from the medicine. His grades would benefit from more study.

benefit

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v.t. to do good to; be good for.
Ex. Restwill benefit a sick person.