bidale Antonyms
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Meaning of bidale
Webster
bidale (n.)
An invitation of friends to drink ale at some poor man's house, and there to contribute in charity for his relief.
bidale Sentence Examples
- The bidale of the project was well within our budgetary constraints.
- As the auctioneer announced the bidale, the room fell silent in anticipation.
- We submitted our bidale for the construction project last week.
- His bidale for the antique vase surprised everyone at the auction.
- The company's bidale for the contract was deemed the most competitive.
- She carefully calculated her bidale for the rare manuscript, not wanting to overpay.
- The government's bidale for the infrastructure development received mixed reactions from the public.
- After much deliberation, they decided to increase their bidale for the property.
- His strategic bidale during the negotiation process secured a favorable deal for his company.
- The artist set a minimum bidale for her paintings to ensure they were valued appropriately.
FAQs About the word bidale
An invitation of friends to drink ale at some poor man's house, and there to contribute in charity for his relief.
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The bidale of the project was well within our budgetary constraints.
As the auctioneer announced the bidale, the room fell silent in anticipation.
We submitted our bidale for the construction project last week.
His bidale for the antique vase surprised everyone at the auction.
