The word "dowered" typically refers to endowments, gifts or inheritances given to a person, especially a woman, upon marriage. Antonyms for the word "dowered" might include deprived, dispossessed, bereft or unendowed. These words suggest a lack of resources or assets, rather than an abundance. For example, a person who is deprived may have been denied access to something they need or want, while someone who is dispossessed may have lost something they once had. The opposite of being dowered may carry negative connotations, and could suggest disadvantage or hardship.

What are the antonyms for Dowered?

• adj.

  • noun
  • unendowed
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Usage examples for Dowered

Famous quotes with Dowered

• Who is happy? This is a person, who has a healthy body, is dowered with peace of mind and cultivates his talents.

  Thales
• Nature gave horns to the bull, Hoofs gave she to the horse. To the lion cavernous jaws, And swiftness to the hare. The fish taught she to swim, The bird to cleave the air; To man she reason gave; Not yet was woman dowered. What, then, to woman gave she? The priceless gift of beauty. Stronger than any buckler, Than any spear more piercing. Who hath the gift of beauty. Nor fire nor steel shall harm her.

  Anacreon

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