accorded (Meaning)

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accorded (imp. & p. p.)

of Accord

The company accorded recognition to employees who demonstrated outstanding performance.
The dignitaries were accorded a warm welcome upon their arrival at the ceremony.
Respect and courtesy were accorded to all participants during the conference.
The athletes were accorded medals in accordance with their achievements in the competition.
The special guest was accorded a seat of honor at the front of the auditorium.
The team was accorded the privilege of representing the country in the international competition.
The committee accorded approval to the proposed budget after thorough consideration.
The newly appointed CEO was accorded a formal induction ceremony by the board.
All citizens are accorded equal rights and protections under the law.
The project team accorded priority to tasks that were critical for meeting the deadline.

of Accord

permitted, warranted,granted, accredited, sanctioned, endorsed, allowed, legitimate, authorized, vouchsafed

forbidden, prohibited, barred, taboo, proscribed, impermissible, forbidden, proscribed, prohibited, taboo

The company accorded recognition to employees who demonstrated outstanding performance.

The dignitaries were accorded a warm welcome upon their arrival at the ceremony.

Respect and courtesy were accorded to all participants during the conference.

The athletes were accorded medals in accordance with their achievements in the competition.