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Meanings of conferral in English

The act of conferring an honor or presenting a gift.

Usage of conferral in English
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Madam, - The other day I attended a conferral ceremony at UCC.
The Irish Times
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The conferral at Dublin Castle was entirely free of controversy, however.
The Irish Times
3
The sudden conferral of wide-ranging new powers on officers arising from Covid-19 exacerbates that worry.
Radio NZ
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The people of Armagh became burghers yesterday with the conferral of borough status, on the city.
The Irish Times
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This route is called citizenship by conferral.
The South African
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The conferral ceremony was held on Wednesday.
Radio NZ
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The Archbishop of Dublin, Dr Diarmuid Martin, made the conferral at St Mary's Church on Haddington Road yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Broadly, it's this conferral of power upon the executive by the legislature that was rendered invalid by today's decision.
The Guardian
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But when it came to the conferral of her body, I really was too inexperienced to see things for what they were.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
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In his Edinburgh speech of October 29th, the Taoiseach urged a rapidly changing Britain and Ireland to consider the implications of a conferral relationship.
The Irish Times
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After conferral with the mother, caesarean section was performed and a 690 g fetus could be delivered and was immediately transferred to the neonatal unit.
Pubmed
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Madam, - The other day I attended a conferral ceremony at UCC.
The Irish Times
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The conferral at Dublin Castle was entirely free of controversy, however.
The Irish Times
14
The sudden conferral of wide-ranging new powers on officers arising from Covid-19 exacerbates that worry.
Radio NZ
15
The people of Armagh became burghers yesterday with the conferral of borough status, on the city.
The Irish Times
16
This route is called citizenship by conferral.
The South African
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