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endowing

adjective as in founding

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Instead, they point to the social dangers of endowing self-interested personalities with the money to buy unaccountable influence in conflict with the public interest.

And so her just having that strength and passion and vision and endowing me and my little sisters with that, that became the baseline for our lives.

As the bone-in chicken thighs roast, the fat from the skin renders, endowing the buttered coating with a deep and delightful crunch.

Donald Trump effectively killed it by endowing clowns like Gaetz and Greene with power they cannot wield and do not deserve.

From Salon

Similarly, Ibargüen showed that he was not bound to the past when he steered Knight away from endowing journalism professorships at universities.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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