bestow — to give something as an honor or present
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to give something as an honor or present
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɪˈstoʊ/
Korean meaning: 수여하다, 주다, 베풀다
Korean pronunciation: 비**스토**
Example Sentences
- The queen will bestow knighthood upon the brave pizza delivery guy who saved a cat from a tree.
- The company decided to bestow the 'Employee of the Month' award on someone who actually showed up to work.
- The foundation bestows scholarships on students who demonstrate academic excellence.
bestow
VERB//bɪˈstoʊ//
to give something as an honor or present
The university president bestows an honorary medal upon the distinguished graduate
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Origin
From Middle English bestouwen, combining the prefix be- (to cause to be) with stow (to place or put). The word evolved from Old English and Old Norse influences, ultimately meaning to give or place something upon someone.
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“The queen will bestow knighthood upon the brave pizza delivery guy who saved a cat from a tree.”
“The company decided to bestow the 'Employee of the Month' award on someone who actually showed up to work.”
“The foundation bestows scholarships on students who demonstrate academic excellence.”
“Nature has bestowed incredible beauty upon this mountain region.”
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