conferred Sentence Examples
- The prestigious award conferred upon the esteemed scientist recognized his groundbreaking research.
- The university's honor society conferred membership on only the most distinguished students.
- The legal document conferred the ownership of the estate to the rightful heir.
- The government conferred special privileges on veterans who had served their country.
- The Supreme Court conferred the right to vote on citizens of all races.
- The captain conferred the responsibility of command to his most trusted officer.
- The jury conferred for hours before reaching a verdict in the complex case.
- The doctor conferred with his colleagues to determine the best course of treatment for the patient.
- The ancient ceremony conferred blessings and protection upon the newborn child.
- The historical society conferred the title of "Distinguished Historian" on the renowned scholar for his contributions to their field.
conferred Meaning
conferred
to give (something, such as a property or characteristic) to someone or something, to compare views especially in studying a problem, to give or grant publicly, to compare views or take counsel, to bestow from or as if from a position of superiority
Synonyms & Antonyms of conferred
FAQs About the word conferred
to give (something, such as a property or characteristic) to someone or something, to compare views especially in studying a problem, to give or grant publicly,
granted, awarded, offered, provided,gave, vested, accorded, presented, appointed, supplied
nullified, called,revoked, abrogated, rescinded, dropped, recalled, aborted, repealed, withdrew
The prestigious award conferred upon the esteemed scientist recognized his groundbreaking research.
The university's honor society conferred membership on only the most distinguished students.
The legal document conferred the ownership of the estate to the rightful heir.
The government conferred special privileges on veterans who had served their country.
