endowmentin a sentence
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We have a ten-million-dollar endowment to fight Malaria in Ghana.endowment = gift of money
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Her generous endowment to the foundation made the work possible.endowment = money given
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She believes each of us should build on our unique natural endowments of talent and interests.endowments = abilities or qualities
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As he possessed no higher attribute, and neither sacrificed nor vitiated any spiritual endowment by devoting all his energies and ingenuities to subserve the delight and profit of his maw, it always pleased and satisfied me to hear him expatiate on fish, poultry, and butcher's meat, and the most eligible methods of preparing them for the table. (source)endowment = gift (natural ability)
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Sows with that kind of endowment get all the benefits, too.† (source)
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As the initial funders had died off and the enthusiasm of the dedicated artsy money had waned and endowment had been sought in more down-to-earth quarters, the curricular emphasis had switched to other arenas.† (source)
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It has an endowment in the billions of dollars.† (source)
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'And I hope it's a beautiful woman with endowments you'll never possess;' he said, looking her up and down.† (source)
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Win a National Endowment for the Arts award.† (source)
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Better to use his natural endowments, which were his impressive height and a quick, sponge-like intelligence that, combined with his drive, disposed of heavy academic workloads with ease.† (source)
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And the Friends are simultaneously trying to build an endowment so that the hospital can survive Edna's passing.† (source)
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The colleges are heavy with gifts and endowments.† (source)
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Say, your thumb is fat and kind of short, then you're bound to like men with a similar endowment elsewhere.† (source)
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A puffy, vain, conceited conversation never fails to bring a man into contempt, although his natural endowments be ever so great, and his application and industry ever so intense......[And] I must own myself to have been, to a very heinous degree, guilty in this respect.† (source)
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You get a box of Saran Wrap and you tear off as much as you need for your particular endowment.† (source)
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We really inherit nothing at all, save for occasional endowments of property and cash.† (source)
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