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How do you use benign in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "benign" in a sentence:

* Simple: The doctor assured her the lump was benign and nothing to worry about.

* Figurative: Her jokes, though sometimes silly, were always benign and meant to entertain.

* Contrast: While the virus was initially thought to be benign, it quickly became clear that it posed a serious threat.

* Emphasis: The company's expansion plans, though ambitious, were ultimately viewed as benign for the local economy.

* Formal: The scientist conducted a series of experiments to prove the benign nature of the chemical compound.

Remember, "benign" means harmless, gentle, or kind.

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