en
dow
Third Person
endows
Present Participle
endowing
Past Tense
endowed
Past Participle
endowed
1
to provide a gift or quality, to someone or something, often implying a permanent gift or quality
- The billionaire decided to endow the hospital with a generous donation to fund new medical research.
- She was endowed with exceptional intelligence, allowing her to excel in academics from a young age.
- The artist's will specified that he would endow a scholarship for aspiring painters in his hometown.
- The professor's lecture endows his students with a deeper understanding of the subject matter.
- The ancient legend claims that the gods endowed the hero with superhuman strength to defeat the monster.
2
furnish with an endowment
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