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Endow meaning
To give property to (someone) as a gift; specifically, to provide (a person or institution) with support in the form of a permanent fund of money or other benefits. | To enrich or furnish with some faculty or quality. | To naturally furnish (with something).
Example sentences (17)
She said that while it did open doors for her it wasn’t the ‘endow’ to everything she wanted to do.
The sport can endow players with traits such as mental toughness and endurance.
When Marv was serving on the FAC Board of Trustees in 1996, he founded the Fine Arts Center Foundation, set up to endow the center for the future.
But the aircraft promises to endow the U.S. military with capabilities that are absolutely necessary in future combat.
The appeal, run by the Twenty Club, used it to endow two children’s cots at the Memorial Hospital.
They would then have to raise another $50 million or so over the next five years to fully endow the teams; the school’s current overall endowment is about $110 million.
Abrams is too slick and shallow a filmmaker to endow the dramas of repression and insurgency, of family fate and individual destiny, of solidarity and the will to power, with their full moral and metaphysical weight.
ENDOW-initiated programs and committees, including the Educational Attainment Council, Rural Council, ENGAGE, Broadband Advisory Council, Wyoming Works, and the Commercial Air Service Improvement Council, will continue.
Ruan made a similar investment, held it longer and walked away with $300 million, part of which he later used to endow the World Food Prize.
The university system also will use non-state funds to endow a $2.5 million trust for its preservation and possibly a facility to house it.
Endow with Thy spirit of wisdom those who in Thy Name we entrust the authority of government, that there may be justice and peace at home, and that through obedience to Thy law, we may show forth Thy praise among the nations of the earth.
Notably, individual campus units saw several $1 million donations, such as $1 million to endow a faculty chair in mathematics.
The ENDOW (Economically Needed Diversity Options for Wyoming) Executive Council released their 20-year economic diversification strategy yesterday, prior to a press conference held this morning with members of the media.
The Vice-Chancellor, therefore, commended the vision of Dr. Emmanuel Egbogah, the Chairman Emerald Energy and former Special Adviser on Petroleum to the President to endow the UNIZIK Budget Roundtable in perpetuity.
In creation science, the creator is defined as limitless, with the capacity to create (or not), through fiat alone, infinite universes, not just one, and endow each one with its own unique, unimaginable and incomparable character.
McMullen Seapower Symposium Program for 2013 In order to preserve and promote a better understanding of professional naval heritage in midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy, the Academy's Class of 1957 donated the funds to permanently endow this position.
Quotient metric spaces If M is a metric space with metric d, and ~ is an equivalence relation on M, then we can endow the quotient set M/~ with the following (pseudo)metric.