Meaning & Definition of Benet in English
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Benet
A type of small cake or pastry.
Pronunciation:
/ˈbɛnɛt/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
benetsDetailed Definitions
Definition: A small, light cake, often made with eggs and sugar.
Example Sentence: She served a delicate benet with tea.
Definition: A term of endearment, often used affectionately.
Example Sentence: He called her 'my benet' during the lovely dinner.
Etymology
Origin: From the Middle English 'benet', possibly derived from Old French 'bénet', meaning 'blessed'.
Synonyms
pastrycaketreat
Common Phrases and Expressions
- benet of the doubt: To give someone the benefit of the doubt means to choose to believe that someone is innocent or truthful, even if there's some evidence against them.
- sweet as a benet: An expression used to describe someone who is very sweet or endearing.
Translations
- Spanish: benet
- French: benet
- German: benet
- Russian: бенет
Related Words
- pastry: A dough of flour, butter, and water that is rolled out and used as a base for pies and cakes.
- treat: A special food or drink that people enjoy.
Slang Meanings of benet
Meaning: A term used in certain communities to describe a great deal or a win.
Example Sentence: That new car was a real benet!
Meaning: Used to refer to something really nice or luxurious.
Example Sentence: That vacation home is total benet!