well-dowered

In 'The Bride Who Suffered Ill-Fortune', a well-dowered daughter who had married into a wealthy family in a distant land, gathered her few remaining belongings and returned home in shame after her in-laws spent her dowry following their bankruptcy.

Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity 2008

The family at the Manse of Knocktarlitie, in their own quiet happiness, heard of the well-dowered and beautiful Lady Staunton resuming her place in the fashionable world.

The Heart of Mid-Lothian 2007

In those moments, happy as a bird with its mate, she would show me what she had of vivacity, of mirth, of originality in her well-dowered nature.

The Professor, by Charlotte Bronte 2006

Justine Marie, the daughter of rich parents, at a time when his own worldly prospects were such as to justify his aspiring to a well-dowered hand.

Villette 2003

The maid, though not so well-dowered as our parents would have liked, was wellborn and not too poor, so they had given way with a good grace.

The Praise Singer Renault, Mary 1978

Oma, the well-dowered daughter, of a far-sailing sea master, Gorm again whispered and hoped.

Witch World Norton, Andre 1963

Charles was still formally betrothed to the French Princess Charlotte, and was inclining to substitute for both the well-dowered Infanta Isabella

England under the Tudors

If the well-dowered republican maid is often ambitious of union with a scion of the old European nobility, the usually needy

William of Germany Stanley Shaw

She was popular with everybody, even with the mothers of marriageable daughters, for, in spite of her wealth and beauty, her notorious peculiarities made her negligible as a rival to plainer and less well-dowered girls.

The Sheik

He had already had thoughts of the fair and well-dowered Agnes, but he knew 'twas hopeless unless he was reconciled to Arran.

Border Ghost Stories Howard Pease