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Often used in the same context:
bequest,
endowment fund,
fund,
trustees,
nest egg,
corpus,
professorship,
tuition,
philanthropies,
irrevocable trust,
university,
lectureship,
foundation,
unitrust,
scholarship,
institution,
deanship,
provost,
fundraising,
enrollment,
charitable trust,
fellowships,
alumni,
inter vivos trust,
donations,
testamentary,
inheritance,
benefactions,
benefactor,
undergraduate,
arboretum,
regrant,
emeriti,
philanthropists,
faculty,
grants,
investments,
monies,
humanities,
appropriation,
biennium,
waqf,
donors,
chancellor,
bursary,
assistantship,
admissions,
deaccession,
institute,
ezra cornell,
annuity,
trusts,
escheats,
regents,
liberal arts,
extramural,
efts,
arts,
athenaeum,
academic,
testamentary trust,
herbarium,
nonprofit,
education,
alumna,
benefactress,
deferred compensation,
upkeep,
otia,
sdrs,
rief,
charities,
renovations,
inter vivos,
shortfall,
tcha,
individual retirement account,
colleges,
tamus,
heirs,
hunterian,
coeducation,
surpluses,
tax deductible,
laureateship,
omers,
elihu yale,
museum,
surplus,
gift,
vice chancellor,
bursar,
gradate,
odde,
subvention,
seigniorage,
finances,
holdings,
reinvestment,
performing arts,
contributions,
allocations,
endowments,
gifts,
capacities,
potentialities,
attainments,
worth,
ability,
aptitudes,
emoluments,
stipends,
allotment,
allotments,
allowance,
allowances,
benefaction,
investment,
qualifications,
quality,
aptitude,
expenditure,
leasehold,
ment,
sharing,
current,
fee,
incentive,
institutional,
multiperiod,
period,
plan,
premium,
savings,
consistent,
distribution,
incremental,
profits,
structural,
substitution
More specific:
bent,
chantry,
flair,
genius,
hang,
knack,
patrimony,
raw talent
Appears in the definition of:
chantry,
dower,
endow,
foundation,
national trust,
nt,
patrimony,
private school,
public school
More general:
capital,
gift,
giving,
natural ability
Synonyms:
endowment fund,
gift,
natural endowment,
talent
Also try:
— Adjectives for endowment:
natural,
genetic,
original,
native,
intellectual,
initial,
mental,
permanent,
special,
total,
rich,
more...
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