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beneˈfactrix
[f. benefactor, after Lat. analogy: see -trix.]
= prec.
1615J. Day Festivals xi. 301 The Widowes that wept so much for the Death of Dorcas their Benefactrix. 1713Lond. Gaz. No. 5124/4 The great Benefactrix unto the Nations of the Earth. 1775Challoner in E. H. Burton Life (1909) II. xxviii. 116 God reward the good Lady, our benefactrix. 1907W. De Morgan Alice-for-Short xxxii, The expedient of merging her personality in that of an imagined benefactrix. |