confer

IPA: kʌnfˈɝ

Examples of "confer" in Sentences

But none of these titles confer upon me the right of property.
It is short for the Latin word confer and instructs the reader to compare one thing with another.
What I also try to confer is that you don't need divine interaction when talking about designs or goal-orientation.
It did not even go so far as to say, "We will confer, that is the right method"; it said, "We will learn how to confer."
Amendment does not secure the ballot to woman, neither does it to the negro; for it does not in terms confer the ballot upon any one.
For decades it was easy to consider the Electoral College a harmless vestige — or to predict that should it ever again confer victory on a popular loser, as it had in 1876 and in 1888, there would be such an outcry that it would be abolished.
The problem with allowing firearms officers to confer is that it opens those same officers up to charges of collusion and fabrication and it gives every aggrieved person a whopping big target to fling crap at, and every time they do public confidence in the police is hurt.