Object

• honors: The fashion industry has bestowed numerous honors on Hilfiger.

• blessing: She may find comfort in taking an inventory of her years, counting all the blessings bestowed upon her.

• honor: Stanhope Medal The highest honor bestowed by the Royal Humane Society is the Stanhope Medal.

• accolade: And the win follows her success at Venice and LA, whose critics also bestowed best actress accolades upon her.

• nickname: By bestowing two successive nicknames - first ' Tarzan ' and then ' Hezza ' - the public displayed its instinctive rapport with him.

Preposition: on

• man: And as we move through the earthly ministry of Christ we see this idea of divine authority bestowed on men developed.

• person: He was granted the Freedom of the Burgh of Duns in 1965, the highest honor the town can bestow on a person.

Subject

• government: Immigration must not be portrayed as a favor bestowed by governments.

Modifying Another Word

• liberally: The peasants shut all their poultry up in their barns, and very liberally bestowed all their curses upon us.

• generously: My family and I have suffered the same fate, living with conditions generously bestowed by our chemical sovereign.

• thus: Thirdly, the righteousness of Christ is embodied in the risen, living Lord and thus bestowed upon believers ( cf.

• ever: My dear wife has the most beautiful eyes god ever bestowed on a person, they sparkle and shine.

• never: God will never bestow His priceless gift that the wicked might be tormented endlessly in that fire.

• only: Chartered status is only bestowed on those at the peak of the financial advice profession.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: It was a source of immense power, reputedly capable of bestowing upon its holder absolute global power.

Preposition: with

• power: Defeated by Hercules some time ago, the Ice Titan was bestowed with new powers by Hades.

Preposition: by

• government: Immigration must not be portrayed as a favor bestowed by governments.

Preposition: upon

• man: O love beyond measure, singularly bestowed upon man!

• member: The Board may not bestow upon any honorary member the right to vote on any matter.