figurative. To invest or endue with attributes, esp. (after biblical phrase) with strength, power, etc.

transitive. To invest with a property or quality.

transitive. To endow, invest (with; also with in, of); = endue, v. V. Cf. dow, v.2

figurative. To enrich or furnish with (†in, †of) any ‘gift’, quality, or power of mind or body.

To invest with a power or quality, a spiritual gift, etc. Often in passive to be endued with = to be possessed of (a certain quality).

To adorn with any property or quality (chiefly reflexive or passive). Obsolete.

transitive. To endow or provide (a person or thing) with a certain property, attribute, quality, character, etc. Chiefly with with (formerly also †in…

figurative. To invest or endue with attributes, qualities, or a character.