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The prestigious award conferred on the young scientist recognized his groundbreaking research.
The title of "Knight Commander" was conferred on the military hero in recognition of his valiant service.
The university conferred an honorary doctorate upon the renowned author in appreciation of his literary contributions.
The club conferred membership on the promising artist, acknowledging his exceptional talent.
The council conferred city status on the thriving town, recognizing its economic and cultural significance.
The organization conferred a lifetime achievement award on the esteemed physician for his tireless dedication to healthcare.
The board of directors conferred the position of CEO on the highly qualified candidate, entrusting her with the company's future.
The court conferred immunity on the witness, protecting him from legal prosecution.
The royal family conferred a noble title on the loyal knight, honoring his unwavering service.
The jury conferred the grand prize on the novel that had captured their hearts and minds with its powerful storytelling.

clothed, equipped,bestowed (on or upon), provided, supplied, clad,awarded, blessed, favored, granted

depleted, dispossessed, divested, drained,stripped, exhausted,stript, skimped,stinted

The prestigious award conferred on the young scientist recognized his groundbreaking research.

The title of "Knight Commander" was conferred on the military hero in recognition of his valiant service.

The university conferred an honorary doctorate upon the renowned author in appreciation of his literary contributions.

The club conferred membership on the promising artist, acknowledging his exceptional talent.