Present participle of 'endue'; the process of providing or equipping someone with a quality, ability, or characteristic.
From 'endue' with the present participle '-ing' suffix (from Old English '-ing'), following standard English gerund formation.
The -ing form keeps archaic 'endue' alive in poetic and formal contexts—you'll find 'enduing with grace' in hymns and liturgical writing, where the form itself carries spiritual weight.
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