bestow to/on/upon

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Naeem Afzal

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Hi teachers,

I was reading a book and came across the following sentence:

''While XXX has bestowed many rights to women'' I think 'on or upon' is the correct preposition. What do you say?

Many thanks.
 
"Bestow upon" is the most common collocation.
 
I agree. For "bestowed", "upon" or "on" is more common.
 
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