disendow
/dɪzˈɛndoʊ/Definitions
1. verb
to deprive or strip of a title, estate, or endowment, especially a church or ecclesiastical body.
“The bishop’s decision to disendow the church led to widespread controversy among the parishioners.”
2. noun
the act of depriving or stripping of a title, estate, or endowment.
“The disendow of the church was a gradual process that began decades ago.”
3. noun
something that has been deprived or stripped of a title, estate, or endowment.
“The disendowed church struggled to maintain its operations after the loss of its main endowment.”