proffer in Latin
proffer in Latin is praebeō — proffer means to offer something for someone to accept.
proffer in Latin
praebeō
(transitive, reflexive) To offer for acceptance; to propose to give; to make a tender of.
What does "proffer" mean?
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verb To offer something for someone to accept.
"He proffered his hand in a gesture of peace."
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noun Something offered; an offer or proposal.
"She turned down his proffer of help."
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proffer in a sentence
- He proffered his hand in a gesture of peace.
- The company proffered a modest settlement rather than go to trial.
- She turned down his proffer of help.
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What is "proffer" in Latin?
"proffer" in Latin is praebeō. proffer means: To offer something for someone to accept.
How do you use "proffer" in a sentence?
Example: "He proffered his hand in a gesture of peace." In Latin, "proffer" is praebeō.
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