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Definition of conferral - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationRare official granting of a degree or titleRare
- The conferral of degrees took place in the main hall.
2.
awardRare act of granting or bestowing somethingRare
- The conferral of honorary degrees is a university tradition.
Origin of conferral
Latin, conferre (to bring together)
Terms with conferral included in their meaning
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ceremony
the conferral of knighthood
Examples of conferral in a sentence
He attended the conferral ceremony with his family. The conferral of the award was a highlight of the ceremony. Conferral of citizenship is a lengthy process.
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- French:remise, attribution, ...
- German:Verleihung, Gewährung, ...
- Italian:conferimento, assegnazione, ...
- Spanish:concesión, ...
- Portuguese:atribuição de graus, atribuição, ...
- Chinese:学位授予, 授予行为, ...
- Japanese:授与, 付与, ...
- Arabic:مَنْح, تَقْدِيم, ...
- Hebrew:הַעֲנָקָה, מַתָּן, ...
- Russian:присуждение, ...
- Ukrainian:присвоєння, надання, ...
- Hindi:प्रदान, अनुदान, ...
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