bestow in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To bestow means to grant or confer something, such as an honor or gift, upon someone.

The charity organization decided to bestow scholarships on underprivileged students.
In a surprising gesture, the king chose to bestow a title of nobility upon the brave soldier.
The mentor hoped to bestow wisdom and guidance to her young protégés.
During the ceremony, the award was bestowed to the artist for her outstanding contributions to the community.
It is customary for the elders to bestow blessings on the newlyweds during the celebration.
She wished to bestow her knowledge of the craft to the next generation of artisans.
The committee will bestow honors to those who have made significant contributions to environmental conservation.
The author felt humbled when she was bestowed with the prestigious literary award.
As a token of appreciation, they decided to bestow a small gift to each volunteer.
The university plans to bestow honorary degrees to several influential leaders at the graduation ceremony.