Difference between Bestows and Confer

BESTOWS vs CONFER: NOUN

To consult together on some special subject; compare opinions; carry on a discussion or deliberation.
Synonyms Bestow; Grant, etc. See give.
To contribute; conduce.
To bestow as a permanent gift; settle as a possession: followed by on or upon.
[In this sense now obsolete except as used in the imperative in making reference to illustrative words or passages, in which use it coincides with, and is usually treated as, the Latin imperative confer (pron. kon′ fėr), and commonly abbreviated conf. or cf.]
To compare; examine by comparison; collate.
To bring together.

Attaches, Provides, Lends, Entrusts, Assigns, Affords, Gives, Endows, Confers, Contribute, Add, Bring, Lend, Impart, Confer

Meet, Give, Converse, Recognize, Ascribe, Speak, Assign, Discuss, See also, Cf, Confab, See, Confabulate, Consult, Bestow

Retains, Accorded, Imposes, Lavishes, Vests, Accords, Grants, Determines, Provides, Assigns, Affords, Contribute, Add, Bring, Confer

Elevate, Advise, Proclaim, Liaise, Meet, Give, Recognize, Ascribe, Speak, Assign, Discuss, Confab, See, Consult, Bestow

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