Confer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bestow
• grant (a title, degree, benefit, or right)
• have discussions; exchange opinions
• discuss together
• To bring together for comparison; to compare.
• To grant as a possession; to bestow.
• To contribute; to conduce.
• To have discourse; to consult; to compare views; to deliberate.
• have a conference in order to talk something over
• present

Words related to CONFER

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Words that contain CONFER

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How to use CONFER in a sentence

• When I was Minister of Commerce in 1913 I received a deputation of German business men who wished to confer with me on the Italian customs regime.
• For three-quarters of a century schools and colleges have given to women what they had to confer in the way of discipline.
• I would have the woman whom I honour with my name, if ever I confer this honour upon any, forego even her superior duties for me.
• I have directed Lieutenant Budd to visit Poughkeepsie in order to confer with you.
• I wish to confer upon the Sultan of Turkey my Order of the Garter.
• They are all prepared to confer upon you the rank and title of king, not only in Parthia, while you are conducting this war but every where, by sea and land, except in Italy.
• Now, in proposing to marry my daughter to a member of this class, I am actuated solely by a desire to take advantage of the opportunities such an alliance would confer.
• It is my daily duty in Washington to confer with the able and distinguished representatives of civilized sovereigns and states.
• It will, I am certain, confer abiding solace to those disconsolate sufferers who with sublime heroism continue to uphold the traditions of their beloved Faith.
• Reveal Thy glory unto this people and confer upon them life eternal.
• It is the province of man to confer life, not death.
• Confer a new spirit upon all people and bestow upon them eternal life.
• Consequently, be thou assured that, verily, man needs to wish for eternal life and then confer the same upon another.
• But the title of genius, history and the judgment of posterity only confer, in general, on those minds which have shone in the highest rank, that of Commanders-in-Chief.
• They wished to confer with General Lyon and Colonel Blair, upon the best means of bringing peace to the State and making an end of hostilities.
• But to complete his instructions, and confer with them on their conduct during the journey, would be still better.
• There was more passing of messengers back and forth, and it was at length deemed best for the men to confer with Butler.
• A small number from each side met to confer together.
• Nevertheless he was not yet sleepy, and lying on his blanket, he watched the leaders confer, as they had conferred every other night since the Battle of Gettysburg.
• To confer a high office in the Established Church on an avowed enemy of that Church was indeed a bold violation of the laws and of the royal word.
• He moved for a committee of the House to confer with a committee of the Senate.
• Yesterday the Governor of Natal, Sir Walter Hely Hutchinson, started for Pretoria to confer with the High Commissioner in regard to the transport of Dr.
• They did not stop at mere murmurs, for they began to confer concerning them, and to talk of executing their plans.
• Sometimes business people came to the mill, and were amazed at having to confer with Mrs.
• What, then, was the inference? Clearly this, that the Republican senators did not desire to confer these powers.
• The chiefs of the various tribes had flocked to Detroit to confer with Sir William.
• Whether I would or no, I had to confer with him about various things, fences, taxes, road service.
• The Sovereigns applied to the Pope Alexander the Sixth, to confer on the crowns of Castile and Leon the lands discovered and to be discovered in the Indies.

Similar words containing NF without suffix er and without prefix co

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