conferral

/kənˈfɜrəl/
noun
  1. The act of giving an honor, degree, or title; a formal granting.
    • The committee voted on the conferral of the lifetime achievement award.
    • Her conferral as a knight was a proud moment for her family.
    • The conferral of degrees happens twice a year at the university.
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