Good sir, we would like to proffer this wonderful item for your consideration.
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Proffer
//ˈpɹɒfə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "proffer" (89 found)
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Closest matches (18)
Strong matches (27)
Related words (44)
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12 entriesTranslations
21 translations across 10 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- предложение noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- предлагам verb (to offer for acceptance)
Czech
2 entries- nabídnout verb (to offer for acceptance)
- předložit verb (to offer for acceptance)
Dutch
3 entries- aanbod noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- aanbieden verb (to offer for acceptance)
- pogen verb (to undertake)
French
2 entries- entreprendre verb (to undertake)
- offrir verb (to offer for acceptance)
German
2 entries- Angebot noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- anbieten verb (to offer for acceptance)
Italian
2 entries- profferta noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- proporre verb (to offer for acceptance)
Latin
1 entries- praebeō verb (to offer for acceptance)
Russian
3 entries- предложение noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- предлага́ть verb (to offer for acceptance)
- предложи́ть verb (to offer for acceptance)
Spanish
1 entries- ofrecer verb (to offer for acceptance)
Ukrainian
3 entries- пропозиція noun (offer made; something proposed for acceptance by another)
- пропонувати verb (to offer for acceptance)
- простягати verb (to offer for acceptance)
Sample sentences
19 total sentences available.
[T]heir ovvn eies vvilbe perhaps more curious iudges, out of heareſay they may have builded many conceites, vvhich I can not perchaunce vvil not performe, then vvil vndeſerued repentance be a greater ſhame and iniurie vnto me, then their vndeſerued proffer, is honour.
Source: wiktionary
Her lips, man, her lips! and that's a proffer I would not make to every one who crosses my threshold. But, by good St Valentine, (whose holiday will dawn to-morrow,) I am so glad to see thee in the bonny city of Perth again, that it would be hard to tell the thing I could refuse thee.
Source: wiktionary
[H]ow, if you tell him this, will you make him understand that I say so as an act of justice, and not in the least as a proffer of affection?
Source: wiktionary
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