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offer

Definition for offer

noun as in proposal, suggestion

Strongest matches

action, attempt, bid, overture

Strong matches

endeavor, essay, feeler, hit, pass, pitch, presentation, proposition, rendition, submission, tender

Weak match

verb as in present, propose for acceptance

Strongest matches

afford, allow, award, display, donate, extend, give, grant, provide, show, submit, suggest

Strong matches

accord, advance, bid, exhibit, furnish, move, ply, pose, press, proffer, propound, sacrifice, tender, volunteer

Weak matches

be at service, come forward, hold out, lay at one's feet, make available, place at disposal, put forth, put forward, put on the market, put up, put up for sale

verb as in propose

Strongest matches

cite, present, submit, suggest

Strong matches

adduce, advance, advise, allege, proposition

Weak matches

make a motion, make a pitch

verb as in try

Strongest match

Strong matches

assay, attempt, endeavor, essay, strive, struggle, undertake

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Example Sentences

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Mortgage lenders usually offer a lower interest rate for a borrower’s primary residence.

From Los Angeles Times

It took courage for these veterans to go on camera and offer the unvarnished truth about the disastrous wars they helped to fight.

From Salon

Although some existing users still have it for now, Apple said in a statement it was "gravely disappointed" that it could no longer offer ADP in the UK.

From BBC

Housing providers implementing work requirements would have to offer support services to residents, but what those services are would be up to the providers.

From Salon

Police also offered a reward last year, but did not specify the amount.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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