Bestowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BESTOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BESTOW, to present as a gift
• confer or present (an honour, right, or gift)
• put (something) in a specified place

Words related to BESTOWED

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How to use BESTOWED in a sentence

• The see left vacant by the magnanimous humility of Gregory VI was bestowed, by general consent, upon Suidger, bishop of Bamberg, whom King Henry had brought with him to Rome.
• This is the highest commendation which could be bestowed on the heads of these Departments.
• If any additional life is granted to me, it shall be bestowed not so much on myself as on you and on the republic.
• The additional attraction given thereby will, they trust, obtain for it the same favor as has already been bestowed upon the former series.
• And the Brahmanas thereupon, O lord of earth, blessed the girl and they bestowed upon her the name Lopamudra.
• Tims, the attention the ladies bestowed upon him, and the neglect with which they treated me, I sunk considerably in my own estimation.
• The challenge was accepted, and the well-deserved beating was duly bestowed.
• But it never occurred to Jack MacRae that his father, pouring out the tale of those troubled years, had bestowed upon him an equivocal heritage.
• The provisions are then all bestowed upon the Norwegians, who eat and drink most heartily ere they resume their merry chorus.
• All stores were bestowed under their lashed coverings, and the canoes lay deep in the water.
• Praise was not bestowed indiscriminately upon every person who died, however exalted his position.
• During this parliament, the king also bestowed favors and honors on some particular persons who were attached to him.
• Merciful evidences an object upon which mercy is bestowed.
• Therefore, he must ever strive that the divine bounties and virtues bestowed upon him may prevail and control him.
• Attention to spiritual life decreased, while more care was bestowed upon the improvement of theological training.
• Beaumont resigned his wife and children to Him who had bestowed them, as intrusted blessings, which he had dearly valued, and now as tenderly regretted.
• When the gods have bestowed such friendship upon a man, he can do nothing more than protect it carefully against everything external, and guard its holy being.
• Now, I want to take the part of a mother and write you to-day, as I would write my own daughter, had one been bestowed upon me with the many other blessings which are mine.
• I may add that far warmer praise than that bestowed on this book by Mr.
• I might here mention several other the like Contingent Subjects, upon which I have bestowed distinct Papers.
• It is a thankless office to be obliged to speak thus of a book on which some pains have been bestowed.
• Small, therefore, as is the consideration bestowed by Neo-Platonism on the affairs of practical life, it has no disposition to shirk the burden of them.
• Not the less, on this account, are the laborers deserving of the honors bestowed upon them.
• When, for instance, honours were bestowed upon him, he accepted or rejected them with the same good-humour and unspoilable modesty.

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