by-bid Antonyms
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Meaning of by-bid
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by-bid (v)
bid on behalf of someone else
by-bid Sentence Examples
- The auctioneer encouraged participants to make their by-bid before the final hammer fell.
- With a swift by-bid, she outmaneuvered her competitors and secured the prized artwork.
- His unexpected by-bid caught everyone off guard, altering the course of the auction.
- The by-bid strategy proved effective in deterring other bidders from competing further.
- Despite the intense bidding, she managed to sneak in a strategic by-bid at the last moment.
- The auctioneer waited patiently for any last-minute by-bid before declaring the item sold.
- His confident by-bid signaled his determination to acquire the rare manuscript.
- In the heat of the auction, it was easy to miss the subtle by-bid from the corner.
- She hesitated briefly before deciding to place a cautious by-bid on the antique vase.
- The auction concluded with a flurry of by-bids as participants made their final attempts to win the coveted items.
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bid on behalf of someone else
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The auctioneer encouraged participants to make their by-bid before the final hammer fell.
With a swift by-bid, she outmaneuvered her competitors and secured the prized artwork.
His unexpected by-bid caught everyone off guard, altering the course of the auction.
The by-bid strategy proved effective in deterring other bidders from competing further.
