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bestow on

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bestow something on someone
to give something to someone; to present something to someone. The mere presence of the queen bestowed wisdom and grace on the court. Fine gifts were bestowed on the visiting prince.
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So this time when she arrives In our fair city, along with her spouse I think we should bestow on her The title of 'Honorary Scouse'.
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