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Main Entry: endow
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give large gift

Synonyms:

accord, award, back, bequeath, bestow, come through with, confer, contribute, donate, empower, enable, endue, enhance, enrich, establish, favor, finance, found, fund, furnish, grant, heighten, invest, lay on, leave, make over, organize, promote, provide, settle on, sponsor, subscribe, subsidize, supply, support, vest in, will

Antonyms:

receive, take
Main Entry: accord
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give approval, grant

Synonyms:

accede, acquiesce, admit, allow, award, bestow, concede, confer, endow, give, present, render, tender, vouchsafe
Notes: something (a quality) is in accord with something else; something acts in accordance with something else (an activity)

Antonyms:

argue, challenge, deny, disallow, disapprove, oppose, question, refuse, withhold
Main Entry: award
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give prize or reward

Synonyms:

accord, adjudge, allocate, allot, apportion, assign, bestow, concede, confer, decree, dish out, distribute, donate, endow, fork out, gift, grant, hand out, present, render, reward, shell out, sweeten the kitty
Main Entry: bequeath
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: give in a will

Synonyms:

bestow, commit, devise, endow, entrust, grant, hand down, hand on, impart, leave, leave to, legate, pass on, transmit, will

Antonyms:

take
Main Entry: bless
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: grant, bestow

Synonyms:

celebrate, endow, favor, give, glorify, grace, laud, magnify, praise, provide

Antonyms:

deny, disallow, disapprove, refuse, veto
Main Entry: clothe
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cover with apparel

Synonyms:

accouter, apparel, array, attire, bedizen, bedrape, breech, bundle up, caparison, cloak, coat, costume, dandify, deck, disguise, dizen, do up, drape, dress, dress up, dud, endow, endue, enwrap, equip, fit, fit out, garb, gown, guise, habilitate, habit, invest, jacket, livery, mantle, outfit, primp, raiment, rig, robe, spruce, suit up, swaddle, swathe, tog, turn out, vest

Antonyms:

reveal, take off, unclothe, uncover
Main Entry: contribute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: donate, provide

Synonyms:

accord, add, afford, ante up, assign, bequeath, bequest, bestow, chip in, come through, commit, confer, devote, dispense, dole out, dower, endow, enrich, furnish, give, give away, go Dutch, grant, hand out, kick in, pitch in, pony up, present, proffer, sacrifice, share, subscribe, subsidize, supply, sweeten the kitty, tender, will

Antonyms:

harm, hurt, neglect, oppose, shun, subtract, take, take away, withdraw, withhold
Main Entry: crown
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: reward, dignify

Synonyms:

adorn, arm, authorize, commission, coronate, delegate, determine, dower, enable, endow, endue, ennoble, enthrone, erect, establish, exalt, festoon, fix, heighten, honor, inaugurate, induct, install, invest, raise, sanction, set up, settle, stabilize, strengthen

Antonyms:

dishonor, disregard, fine, punish
Main Entry: distribute
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: allocate, deliver, spread

Synonyms:

administer, allot, apportion, appropriate, assign, bestow, circulate, consign, convey, cut up, deal, deal out, diffuse, disburse, dish out, dispense, disperse, dispose, disseminate, divide, divvy up, dole out, donate, endow, fork out, give, give away, hand out, issue, lot out, measure out, mete, parcel, partition, pass out, pay out, present, prorate, radiate, ration, scatter, share, shell out, slice up, sow, strew

Antonyms:

collect, gather, hoard, hold, keep, maintain, preserve, store
Main Entry: enable
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: allow, authorize

Synonyms:

accredit, approve, capacitate, commission, condition, empower, endow, facilitate, fit, give power, implement, invest, let, license, make possible, permit, prepare, provide the means, qualify, ready, sanction, set up, warrant

Antonyms:

block, disallow, halt, hinder, inhibit, oppose, prevent, stop
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