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Meanings of endow with in English
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Usage of endow with in English
1
Age generally brings confidence even when it does not endow with wisdom.
2
But man who does not endow with life, must not distribute death.
3
It does not, as the Soma of the Vedas, endow with unending life.
4
Certainly there are people who appear to be endowed with special powers.
5
The plastid is also endowed with the functions of movement and sensation.
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Most people know that Singapore is endowed with some grand colonial buildings.
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Perhaps few are endowed with both the inventive and the critical faculty.
8
He was a good natural punster, and endowed with a lively wit.
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He is also a moral animal, and endowed with love and sympathy.
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Every creature hath been endowed with all the potentialities it can carry.
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He was endowed with supernatural powers and could walk on the clouds.
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As I watched the bird its wings seemed suddenly endowed with life.
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Each sperm was endowed with a potential life-span equal to her own.
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The poor fellow was endowed with, just as an experiment, considerable wisdom.
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For an angel is not less endowed with power than the soul.
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They are the dolls of our own childhood, endowed with disconcerting life.