Benefit and Flower

Benefit

Benefit verb - To provide with something useful or desirable.

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Flower and benefit are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Flower" instead a verb "Benefit".

Flower verb - To produce flowers.

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Benefit and flower are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Benefit" instead a verb "Flower".

Nearby Words: flowery, flowering, flowered, floweret

full	full benefit	full flower
special	special benefit	special flower
particular	particular benefit	particular flower
similar	similar benefit	similar flower
Other adjectives: specific, simple, small, actual, real, enormous, little, magical.

The two girls are laotongs, which binds them in a way similar to a marriage, so that both of their families will benefit, although it ends up benefiting Lily far more than Snow Flower.

Source: Impoverished Patrician
Go ahead and get it, only to realize that the fire flower did no benefit and leaves you stuck.

Source: Video Game / Super Mario Maker
As You Know: The characters are presumably familiar with incense clocks, the Imperial government, manners in the 'Flower and Willow' world etc., but they are kind enough to give, and listen to, explanations of things they already know, for the benefit of western readers who do not.

Source: Literature / Judge Dee

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