endowed
word · lemma: endow
Definition
Given a particular quality, ability, or resource, often as a natural gift or as something someone has provided.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in formal or literary contexts. Common with 'well-endowed' (with resources or abilities), or to describe inherited qualities/talents. Used both for people ('endowed with intelligence') or things ('an endowed institution'). Don't use for physical gift-giving of objects.
Spanish: dotado - provistoPortuguese (BR): dotado - providoPortuguese (PT): dotado - providoChinese (Simplified): 赋予 - 具备Chinese (Traditional): 賦予 - 具備Hindi: संपन्न - युक्तArabic: مُزوَّد - مَنَح
Example Sentences
She is endowed with great musical talent.
basic
The university is endowed with many resources.
basic
He was endowed with a kind heart.
basic
Not everyone is endowed with the patience to teach children.
natural
This region is richly endowed with natural beauty.
natural
He’s incredibly smart—truly endowed with a sharp mind.
natural