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make an offer

make an offer verb: to bid or propose; to initiate a proposal.

Verb

make an offer (third-person singular simple present makes an offer, present participle making an offer, simple past and past participle made an offer)

  1. To bid or propose; to initiate a proposal.
    Synonyms:
    offer

Synonyms of make an offer

Forms of make an offer

third-person singular presentmakes an offer
present participlemaking an offer
past participlemade an offer
pastmade an offer

Questions about make an offer

What does make an offer mean?
Make an offer means to bid or propose; to initiate a proposal.
What part of speech is make an offer?
Make an offer is a verb.
What is the past tense of make an offer?
The past tense of make an offer is made an offer.

Words near make an offer in the dictionary

  1. make an example of
  2. make an exception
  3. make an exhibition of oneself
  4. make an honest woman
  5. make an impression
  6. make an offer
  7. make and mend
  8. make and mends
  9. make as if
  10. make away
  11. make away with

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