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Definition of endowment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of endowment is as below...
Endowment
(n.) That which is
bestowed
or
settled
on a
person
or an
institution;
property,
fund, or
revenue
permanently
appropriated
to any
object;
as, the
endowment
of a
church,
a
hospital,
or a
college..
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Talent
::
Talent
(v. t.)
Intellectual
ability,
natural
or
acquired;
mental
endowment
or
capacity;
skill in
accomplishing;
a
special
gift,
particularly
in
business,
art, or the like;
faculty;
a use of the word
probably
originating
in the
Scripture
parable
of the
talents
(Matt.
xxv.
14-30)..
Intelligence
::
Intelligence
(n.) The
capacity
to know or
understand;
readiness
of
comprehension;
the
intellect,
as a gift or an
endowment..
Endowment
::
Endowment
(n.) That which is given or
bestowed
upon the
person
or mind; gift of
nature;
accomplishment;
natural
capacity;
talents;
--
usually
in the
plural.
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) That which is
founded,
or
established
by
endowment;
an
endowed
institution
or
charity..
Spiritual
::
Spiritual
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
intellectual
and
higher
endowments
of the mind;
mental;
intellectual.
Chantry
::
Chantry
(n.) An
endowment
or
foundation
for the
chanting
of
masses
and
offering
of
prayers,
commonly
for the
founder..
Dower
::
Dower (n.) That with which one is
gifted
or
endowed;
endowment;
gift.
Disendow
::
Disendow
(v. t.) To
deprive
of an
endowment,
as a
church..
Perfection
::
Perfection
(n.) A
quality,
endowment,
or
acquirement
completely
excellent;
an ideal
faultlessness;
especially,
the
divine
attribute
of
complete
excellence..
Disestablishment
::
Disestablishment
(n.) The act or
process
of
unsettling
or
breaking
up that which has been
established;
specifically,
the
withdrawal
of the
support
of the state from an
established
church;
as, the
disestablishment
and
disendowment
of the Irish
Church
by Act of
Parliament..
Foundation
::
Foundation
(n.) A
donation
or
legacy
appropriated
to
support
a
charitable
institution,
and
constituting
a
permanent
fund;
endowment..
Grace
::
Grace (n.)
Inherent
excellence;
any
endowment
or
characteristic
fitted
to win favor or
confer
pleasure
or
benefit.
Qualified
::
Qualified
(a.)
Fitted
by
accomplishments
or
endowments.
Qualification
::
Qualification
(n.) That which
qualifies;
any
natural
endowment,
or any
acquirement,
which fits a
person
for a
place,
office,
or
employment,
or which
enables
him to
sustian
any
character
with
success;
an
enabling
quality
or
circumstance;
requisite
capacity
or
possession..
Faculty
::
Faculty
(n.)
Special
mental
endowment;
characteristic
knack.
Dotation
::
Dotation
(n.)
Endowment;
establishment
of funds for
support,
as of a
hospital
or
eleemosynary
corporation..
Indowment
::
Indowment
(n.) See
Endowment.
Endowment
::
Endowment
(n.) The act of
bestowing
a
dower,
fund, or
permanent
provision
for
support..
Heir
::
Heir (n.) One who
receives
any
endowment
from an
ancestor
or
relation;
as, the heir of one's
reputation
or
virtues..
Endowment
::
Endowment
(n.) That which is
bestowed
or
settled
on a
person
or an
institution;
property,
fund, or
revenue
permanently
appropriated
to any
object;
as, the
endowment
of a
church,
a
hospital,
or a
college..
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