beneficiaries
Pronunciation: [ˌbɛnɪˈfɪʃəriz]
Word
Context: “finance, law”
(noun) people or groups who receive benefits, usually from a will, trust, insurance policy, or government program. For example, if someone dies and leaves money to their family, the family members are the beneficiaries.
Example
The beneficiaries of the trust will receive their inheritance when they turn 18.
Example
Unfortunately, the beneficiaries were unable to access the funds due to legal issues.
Example
Who are the beneficiaries listed in the will?
Context: “social services”
(noun) individuals or groups who qualify to receive help, such as food, healthcare, or financial assistance. For instance, people who rely on community programs to get food are called beneficiaries.
Example
The new program increased the number of beneficiaries who received free meals.
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Last year, there were fewer beneficiaries in the shelter program than expected.
Example
How many beneficiaries are enrolled in the assistance program?
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