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Adjective:

যৌতুক দেত্তয়া,

dowered's Usage Examples:

Megullia, surnamed Dotata ('richly dowered'), was an ancient Roman noblewoman.

The rising local magnates, dowered with estates, preferred provincial princes.

become the legal guardian of the woman, in contrast to the Muntehe, or dowered marriage.

With limbs relaxed; then, prostrate where he lay, / Him with third blow I dowered, votive gift / To Hades, guardian of the dead below.

some skill as a draughtsman and colourist, and married the widow's well-dowered daughter.

family, which was inherited or was granted for good service to the King or dowered.

"weak of understanding", who nevertheless "found a well born and richly dowered bride", Alice de Multon, sister of Thomas de Multon.

Fulk dowered the couple with the lordship of Maine.

1468) presenting poor girls dowered by the guild of the Annunciation.

in 1921, the New York Times commented that she was "dark and slender, dowered by nature with a low sweet voice, whose honeyed quality would be cloying.

Subsequent to his succession he is forced by duty to marry a well dowered princess.

revived all the former doubts as to whether a Jewish literary man, so dowered with imagination, and so unconventional in his outlook, was the proper.

Dunn-Pattison says of him “Not specially dowered by fortune with talents for war” but does praise his courage and sense.

of knowledge and pure intellect to the partnership, his lady was richly dowered in other qualities: sound sense and delicate sensibilities, warmed by beauty.

success was not great, but he prospered by a second marriage with a widow dowered with £800 a year.

A concubine was a free woman, often dowered for marriage, and her children were legitimate and lawful heirs.

offspring by noble mistresses, appear to have been generously endowed or dowered during their father's lifetime.

Two years later she married Lord Paweł Popiel and was dowered with a house, where they later lived.

dowered's Meaning':

furnish with an endowment

Synonyms:

endowed;

Antonyms:

unendowed; unblessed;