Endowments is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENDOWMENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENDOWMENT, the act of endowing; something that is settled on any person or institution
• the action of endowing something or someone
• an income or form of property given or bequeathed to someone
• a quality or ability possessed or inherited by someone
• a form of life insurance involving payment of a fixed sum to the insured person on a specified date, or to their estate should they die before this date
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of endowing

Words related to ENDOWMENTS

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Words that contain ENDOWMENTS

disendowments20

How to use ENDOWMENTS in a sentence

• Brother Curtis was a man of rare endowments and sublime piety.
• In a word, the American college differs from any other American school chiefly in having larger endowments and older pupils.
• Andrew Carnegie and the university and scientific endowments of Mr.
• They are evidently women of superior endowments, kind-hearted and energetic, and still retain something of the warmth and fervor of character peculiar to the South.
• Besides the offerings which were lavished upon them by the faithful, they possessed considerable endowments in land, which furnished them with an assured subsistence.
• Some dozen hospitals, supported partly by endowments, partly by charities, attempt each to maintain a complete, independent medical school.
• With ardent and unwearied endeavors to attain mental endowments, and especially moral and religious knowledge, she attended the instructions of Mrs.
• It was one of the goodly endowments of the savage and the beast which the gods had added to the powers of this man of splendid intellect.
• Endowments that might have done the country honor, have been made to minister only in its mischiefs.
• Suppress all ecclesiastical endowments, and let the clergyman be supported by free-will offerings.
• Evolution as a complete doctrine commands every one to live a life of service as full as hereditary endowments and surrounding circumstances will permit.
• On the one side, these endowments are a help to friendship.
• EIGHTH ESTABLISHMENT NATIONAL ENDOWMENTS BRITISH ISLES.
• Stevenson himself would have been an explorer or a soldier of fortune had he been born with the physical strength to fit his mental endowments.
• The value of the endowments recently acquired at the World Center of the Faith, dedicated to the Shrines, are estimated at thirty-five thousand pounds.
• These endowments have enabled humanity to build civilizations and to prosper materially.
• God forbid! On the contrary, they have always excelled all other peoples in endowments conferred by birth.
• Eighth, the establishment by these above-mentioned eleven National Spiritual Assemblies of national Baha’i endowments.
• Cable approximate value Baha’i endowments local and national in May 1944 and at present.
• It differs in degrees, as the intellectual endowments, the moral wealth of the soul, and the degree of cultivation of those endowments and faculties differ.
• He prized my natural endowments the more because he was himself wanting in them, for he had acquired everything simply by means of diligence and pertinacity.
• This state of man, with only his natural endowments, is the state into which all men, the descendants of Adam, have been born.
• He next considers the influence of bodily endowments and the goods of fortune as bearing upon the general question.
• He was richly endowed with all those secondary gifts which often carry a man along faster, though less far, than the highest endowments.
• The most splendid endowments in innumerable instances, have never been brought to light, in defect of circumstances to call them forth.
• But before proceeding to the parish expedients, properly so called, for raising money, it will be well to say something of parish endowments, whether in lands, houses or funds.
• A large number of the boys are of very inferior endowments, have acquired bad habits, have inherited evil tendencies.
• Charlemagne was, in fact, colossal with respect to size of body as well as extraordinary mental endowments.
• But I cannot help questioning, whether, on the whole, these higher endowments would produce decidedly better results.
• It was the last moment in years of waiting in which her imagination had furnished me with endowments too romantic.
• They excel in all those qualities and endowments that raise man above his fellow man.
• They have contributed liberally to college endowments.
• The rich must save their souls by alms and endowments, and contentment and acquiescence were to be the virtues of the poor.

Similar words containing DOWMENT without suffix s and without prefix en

endowment15 disendowment19 disendowments20

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