proffer (Meaning)

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proffer (n)

a proposal offered for acceptance or rejection

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present for acceptance or rejection

He reached into his pocket and proffered a small box, presenting it with a smile.
The lawyer proffered a settlement offer to the opposing party in hopes of resolving the case amicably.
She proffered her hand in friendship, hoping to mend their strained relationship.
The waiter proffered the menu to the diners, eager to assist them in choosing their meals.
As a gesture of goodwill, he proffered his assistance to anyone in need.
The witness proffered her testimony under oath, promising to tell the truth.
The candidate proffered his qualifications for the position, highlighting his relevant experience and skills.
He proffered an apology for his mistake, acknowledging his error and expressing remorse.
She proffered an explanation for her absence, citing unforeseen circumstances that had arisen.
The company proffered a discount to loyal customers as a token of appreciation for their continued support.

a proposal offered for acceptance or rejection, present for acceptance or rejection

offer,proposal, suggestion, plan, recommendation,proposition, motion, feeler, strategy,idea

confirm, authorize, confirm, approve, warrant, warrant, accept, approve, authorize, accept

He reached into his pocket and proffered a small box, presenting it with a smile.

The lawyer proffered a settlement offer to the opposing party in hopes of resolving the case amicably.

She proffered her hand in friendship, hoping to mend their strained relationship.

The waiter proffered the menu to the diners, eager to assist them in choosing their meals.