endow
To endow something is to give it a gift. Sometimes the gift is money, but it can also be something more valuable, like a gift card.
The university endows many different scholarships.
He endowed his library with a large sum of money.
To endow something is to give it a gift. Sometimes the gift is money, but it can also be something more valuable, like a gift card.
The university endows many different scholarships.
He endowed his library with a large sum of money.
verb
furnish with an endowment
Synonyms:
verb
give qualities or abilities to
Synonyms:
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The man endowed the blessings.
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They wanted to be endowed of faith.
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An expansion of the endowment is a part of the plan.
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He endowed faith to the people.
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The first addition needs to be the endowment.
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The man endowed his talents.
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The soldiers are endowed with the power of Faith.
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An expansion of the endowment is also part of the plan.
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Can it be possible to endow someone with freedom
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Money is the measure of the value of those endowments.