indue

There the audience cannot indue a comedian with his part: at the Opera, they cannot separate the actor from his.

An armed Loadstone does not indue an excited piece of Iron with greater vigour than an unarmed.

It remaineth at the election of one, whom God indue with more discretion.

This is to ask why God has been pleased to indue man with sensibility and free will.

He now felt refreshed and invigorated, and began to indue his garments, which he found thrown on a heap beside the bed.