Conferring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFERRING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONFER, to bestow
• grant (a title, degree, benefit, or right)
• have discussions; exchange opinions

Words related to CONFERRING

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How to use CONFERRING in a sentence

• Such would probably be the consequence, if the French should gain the power of conferring the imperial crown.
• When I returned with the orderly, the brigadier was issuing orders to his officers and conferring with them about the military situation.
• And he kissed her on both cheeks rather solemnly, in the manner of one conferring a decoration.
• The forms and ceremonies used in conferring the degrees, or in conducting the labors, of a lodge are called the ritual.
• His eyes sought Flora, but she was hurriedly conferring with her grandmother.
• Matthias hesitated in giving his assent to such demands, which seemed to reduce him to a cipher, conferring upon him only the shadow of a crown.
• And this question is inseparably connected with another, namely, the conferring of degrees.
• We thought that we were conferring a boon in giving peas, but we found them generally propagated all over the country already, and in the cold time too.
• In the conferring of it He gives first the negative and then the positive.
• This was embodied in the so-called Civil Rights Bill, conferring citizenship upon colored men.
• Poor by comparison with what it displaced, it presented itself to her as conferring something on him, and she would not have had it absent though it robbed her.
• No other ministers whatever can be instrumental in conferring any saving benefit.
• In conferring extraordinary endowments both hands were imposed.
• I have supposed it would not be unpleasant to you to have the delivery of it, as it may give you a good opportunity of conferring with one of that class as much as you please.
• This power is to be exercised for the well-being of the people who have conferred it, and according to their will in conferring it.
• Field was then far to the north and past conferring with.
• The terrible pity of youth is that it has the habit of conferring these attributes rather than finding them.
• Caius therefore brought in a bill conferring the citizenship upon all the Latin colonies, and making the Italian allies occupy the position which the Latins had previously held.
• And thus such unbelief does not hinder the intention of conferring the sacrament.
• Their conferring an unlimited supremacy on the queen, or, what is worse, acknowledging her inherent right to it, was another proof of their voluntary servitude.
• One of the first acts of his lordship, after conferring with Mr.
• Reality is the unity of mankind, conferring everlasting life.
• Plutarch thought by this refinement to take off the impropriety of conferring so base a name upon a Deity.
• Once Dubois went out and called to Stackpole, evidently desirous of conferring with his partner over something he did not wish the boy to overhear.
• The rule is, that any doubtful power exists and is inherent in the subordinate lodges, unless there is an express regulation conferring it on the Grand Lodge.
• A letter or writing conferring some power, authority, privilege, or honor.
• When he has started by himself from his own place along the ridges, O ye striving, mighty Maruts, he goes together with the heroes, conferring blessings.
• It is no favor that I am conferring upon you, but one that you can confer upon me if you will.
• The Audiencia was again established in Manila in the year one thousand five hundred and ninety-eight, for King Filipo was prudently conferring authority on that province.
• Already Frederic of Prussia and Catharine were secretly conferring upon a united attack upon Poland and the division of the territory between them.
• The pope, it seemed, had in the appointment of bishops, relinquished all to the crown, except the mere conferring of a spiritual blessing.

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