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Meanings of confer with in English
Synonyms
Examples for "consult"
Examples for "consult"
1
Their campaigns said they would consult with health officials about future events.
2
Bensalah said he would consult with the political class and civil society.
3
The UCU also plans to consult its members over possible industrial action.
4
Khoza said the League would consult stakeholders to discuss the way forward.
5
It was not required to consult the public about the rule change.
Usage of confer with in English
1
She watched him confer with the shopkeeper; saw more coins exchange hands.
2
About this time the Señor Montefalderon went forward to confer with Spike.
3
Australian Open now says they are going to confer with the players.
4
He listened in silence, and finally promised to confer with the physician.
5
Proceed to the mouth of Red River and confer with Admiral Porter.
6
Mimi went to confer with Great-pa for a minute, then came back.
7
General Schuyler was ordered by Congress to Morristown to confer with Washington.
8
Exasperated, Maslov had excused himself to let Meza confer with his advisers.
9
He accordingly proceeded to Knaresborough to confer with Metcalf on the subject.
10
The prisoner also was given an opportunity to confer with his attorney.
11
The offer was accepted, and Major Andre appointed to confer with him.
12
Natalie, I am sorry I didn't confer with you before doing this.
13
Sometimes they confer with one another, usually in murmurs and hushed voices.
14
Sellers urging him to go to Washington and confer with Senator Dilworthy.
15
Smith and Boone with four others were deputed to confer with them.
16
They were authorized to confer with any bodies of men or individuals.
