1. provided with a dowry or endowment; furnished with natural gifts or talents
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in the phrase 'well-indowed' or 'richly indowed'

Examples

• She was indowed with exceptional musical talent from childhood.
• The bride was indowed with a substantial dowry by her family.
• He was well-indowed with intelligence and charm.
• The institution was richly indowed by wealthy benefactors.
• Nature had indowed her with remarkable beauty and grace.