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endued

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈdjuːd]

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Learn how to use endued in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “ability, possession”

(verb) to be given a quality or ability, especially something that is important or useful. When someone is endued with something, it means they have received a special skill or characteristic.

Example

She was endued with great talent, allowing her to perform beautifully on stage.

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He was not endued with the skills needed to complete the task successfully.

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What special abilities has he been endued with that help him in his work?

Context: “spiritual, divine qualities”

(verb) to be given a spiritual or divine ability or characteristic. This is often used in a more serious or formal context to talk about someone receiving a gift from a higher power.

Example

He felt endued with wisdom after his deep meditation.

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She did not feel endued with the strength she needed to overcome her challenges.

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In what ways do you think he has been endued with divine qualities?

How to pronounce endued

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈdjuːd]

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