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proposition
noun as in suggestion; scheme
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Example Sentences
But I was given a unique and worrying experience of how hackers can leverage insiders when I myself was recently propositioned by a criminal gang.
McDonald said the proposed "BritCard" was a "ludicrous proposition" and no government had the right to impose it on Irish citizens.
With speculation swirling about a leadership challenge, Sir Keir also appealed for unity, saying the UK has not faced "a proposition like Reform before" and needed to fight for "the soul of this country".
One woman, Michelle, recounted that on the Europe trip, Poe propositioned her and attempted to kiss her in his hotel room, but she left.
But this is not a risk-free proposition - the aura of invincibility which comes with an unbeaten record will fade.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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