indue
/ɪnˈduː/ or /ɪnˈdyuː/Definitions
1. verb
to surround or invest with something, especially an atmosphere or aura
“The warm glow of the setting sun indues the landscape with a sense of serenity.”
2. verb
to give someone a title, rank, or dignity
“The king indue the young knight with the title of Sir Reginald.”
3. verb
to cause to be in a particular state or condition
“The cold weather indues the plants to go dormant.”
4. noun
a title, rank, or dignity bestowed upon someone
“The knighthood was an honor that indue the young nobleman with great pride.”