disendowing (Meaning)

disendowing

to strip of endowment

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The wealthy philanthropist was disendowing the university due to its questionable ethical practices.
After years of neglect, the crumbling building was disendowed, rendering it unusable.
The royal family was disendowed of its titles and privileges following the revolution.
The government's decision to disendow the welfare program left many vulnerable individuals without adequate support.
The church was disendowed of its vast estates, forcing it to rely on donations for sustenance.
The trust fund was disendowed in its entirety, leaving the beneficiaries financially destitute.
The research institute was disendowed by its founder, who had lost faith in its ability to produce groundbreaking discoveries.
The impoverished nobleman was disendowed of his ancestral home, leaving him homeless and destitute.
The company was disendowed of its monopoly, allowing competitors to enter the market and offer lower prices.
The government's disendowment of the national health system led to widespread protests and allegations of neglect.

to strip of endowment

receiving,defunding, drawing, subsisting,

organizing,funding, financing, establishing, subsidizing, contributing, endowing, underwriting, founding,supporting

The wealthy philanthropist was disendowing the university due to its questionable ethical practices.

After years of neglect, the crumbling building was disendowed, rendering it unusable.

The royal family was disendowed of its titles and privileges following the revolution.

The government's decision to disendow the welfare program left many vulnerable individuals without adequate support.