Endow is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDOW in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bequeath, also INDOW
• give or bequeath an income or property to (a person or institution)
• establish (a university post, annual prize, etc.) by donating the funds needed to maintain it
• provide with a quality, ability, or asset
• have breasts or a penis of specified size
• provide permanent income for
• To furnish with money or its equivalent, as a permanent fund for support; to make pecuniary provision for; to settle an income upon; especially, to furnish with dower; as, to endow a wife; to endow a public institution.
• To enrich or furnish with anything of the nature of a gift (as a quality or faculty); -- followed by with, rarely by of; as, man is endowed by his Maker with reason; to endow with privileges or benefits.
• give qualities or abilities to
• furnish with an endowment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to provide with something

Words related to ENDOW

endowed12 endower11 endowers12 endowing13 endows10 indow9

Words that contain ENDOW

endows10 endowed12 endower11 reendow11 disendow13 endowers12 endowing13 reendows12 disendows14 endowment15 reendowed14 unendowed14 disendowed16 disendower15 endowments16 reendowing15 disendowers16 disendowing17 disendowment19 disendowments20

How to use ENDOW in a sentence

• He gave money freely himself, and induced the legislature to endow it liberally.
• Nature certainly had been pleased to endow John Tipp with a sufficient measure of the principle of self-preservation.
• It was, indeed, a wild, though a beautiful, error of nature, to endow a spirit with such discerning faculties, and yet render it unfit to deal with mankind.
• Moreover, these hours of our illusory greatness endow us in their passing with a melancholy that is not tainted with bitteress.
• A regulation of a very different kind provided that two townships should be set apart to endow a university.
• He promised to endow your lover with a third of his estate, and to take him to Paris and London, there to win the distinction that his talents deserve.
• It was the custom for every Serbian ruler to found a sort of memorial church, for the welfare of his own soul, before his death, and to decorate and endow it lavishly.
• I make him two yards high, and endow him with a pair of clothing-advertisement shoulders.
• In this respect, women endow men with superhuman faculties.
• You shall take it and endow a hospital if you choose, and that no doubt will increase your happiness and make it thrive.
• Jack wondered how much of it he would give to endow his daughter with a capacity for thought.
• Nature did not endow Bailly generously with those exterior advantages that please us at first sight.
• Thus every man learns for himself to endow his own sense of probability with a certain undefined but massive weight of authority.
• But thou wilt endow him with new gifts if thou touchest his forehead with thy hand.
• He was always ready to endow every incident with a personal note of prejudice.
• Endow souls with new perceptions, and confer upon them new virtues.
• She seemed to endow them with intelligence, and to make them comprehend and obey her command.
• Marriage of two persons from gifted families will endow the children with more than the ordinary intellect.
• Only an act of this Power Without could endow living substance with feeling and consciousness.
• Cadwallader Abiel Jones has earned a pre-eminent place in Church history as the man who did most to endow Pittsburg with a permanent Opera House.
• It has only pleased Heaven, so far, to endow him with a fine understanding, a noble heart, and an eloquent tongue.
• The selfish and worldly at heart will find it wellnigh impossible to endow their children with high motives of action.
• With the exception of a sum of money to endow an Institute of Criminal Anthropology, he had made me the heir to his entire estate, including his museum.
• Nature intended that a fat man should eat heartily, else why should she endow him with the capacity and the accommodations.
• Not only were you going to endow the world with a book of poems, but I was to have a free copy.
• He comes to endow the mountains with a function, and takes them at that, as a painter might take his brushes and canvas.
• If you love the country, which contains our kingdom, as the filbert-shell contains the kernel, I will endow you with power.
• Of course, he may take it into his head to endow some sacred seat of learning on the banks of the Nile, where they can study all the stars and cats and cows they want to.
• She gave thirty thousand dollars to endow a professorship in the Andover Theological Seminary at Andover, Massachusetts.
• So well to endow what has reason to leave if a fear is the same and the result has no grief.
• Some people say that there are too many Boards, but it is to be remembered that for every new function with which we endow the State it must have a new organ.
• It was the purpose of our fathers to create a National Government, and to endow it with adequate powers.

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