Synonym: empower, endow, place, provide, stake, venture. Antonym: divest. Similar words: investor, investment, investigate, investigator, investigation, direct investment, invent, invention. Meaning: [ɪn'vest] 
v. 1. make an investment 2. give qualities or abilities to 3. furnish with power or authority; of kings or emperors 4. provide with power and authority 5. place ceremoniously or formally in an office or position.
v. 1. make an investment 2. give qualities or abilities to 3. furnish with power or authority; of kings or emperors 4. provide with power and authority 5. place ceremoniously or formally in an office or position. 
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211. China needs to heavily invest into desalinization of sea water.
212. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson then "reluctantly" called Buffett at Fuld's behest and signaled he would like the billionaire to invest in Lehman, but "did not load the dice."
213. But if we are going to achieve universal access, we will need to invest in applied research and move new products and approaches quickly into the field.
214. Invest in plastic moulding equipment, hire the appropriate expertise and integrate plastic container production, with the TT filling line effectively becoming a container maker.
215. The Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) and Disability Insurance (DI) Trust Funds invest exclusively in special issue bonds that are only available to the Social Security trust fund.
216. In contrast, venture - capital funds in America invest on average $ 6 m in each venture, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
217. It may be difficult to believe but speculators are shrugging off the bleak outlook for the housing market by continuing to invest in new-build developments in the hope of turning a quick profit.
More similar words: investor, investment, investigate, investigator, investigation, direct investment, invent, invention, inventory, harvest, inveterate, vessel, themselves, convey, invade, in vain, invoke, convert, involve, envelope, invasion, involved, in view of, conversion, convention, invitation, convenience, involvement, conventional, conversation.