awarded
v.v. to give a prize, money, or a mark to someone because they did something well. It is often used for official decisions like winning a competition or a court case.
v. to grant or bestow something as a result of an official decision or judgment. Transitive; frequently used in the passive voice to indicate the recipient of a prize or legal settlement.
She was awarded a gold medal for her performance.
The committee awarded the contract to a local firm after reviewing several competitive bids.
The jury awarded the plaintiff significant damages after concluding that the company had acted with gross negligence regarding safety protocols.
The verb is ditransitive, meaning it can take two objects: the recipient and the thing given.
He was awarded with a prizeHe was awarded a prizeIn the passive voice, 'awarded' does not require the preposition 'with' before the prize.