Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

big-beneficiary

noun

/bɪg bɛnɪˈfɪʃəri/

Definition

A person or entity that receives a substantial benefit or gain, particularly in financial or legal contexts.

Examples

As a big-beneficiary of the new tax law, the corporation was able to expand its operations.
The non-profit organization became a big-beneficiary of community donations during the fundraising campaign.

Meaning

The term ‘big-beneficiary’ often refers to someone who stands to gain significantly from a particular action, decision, or investment, especially in relation to the distribution of resources or outcomes.