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endow someone or something with something 1. . to give something to someone or something. We endowed her with the courage she needed to do the job. Gerald endowed the proceedings with a distinctive atmosphere. 2. to provide someone or something with a large sum of money that will provide income. I will endow my alma mater with some of my fortune. The family endowed a chair in the humanities at the university. endowed with something born with a particular quality He was endowed with an exceedingly quick mind. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If I have been correct, do accept it by Your grace, and if I have been mistaken do disregard it by Your mercy and forbearance, O Most Generous, O Endower of being The Qur'an does not bring out the conditions of the things in existence insofar as they point to their 'selves', but insofar as they point to the One who endows them with existence: what is essential in its eyes are those conditions in which they are looking up to their endower. |
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