proposalist
proposalist noun: one who submits a proposal.
Noun
proposalist (plural proposalists)
- One who submits a proposal.
- Till these projectors bring specimens, and to such a bearing as the Whitehaven, and till there be a security for the ships, where the proposalists call for L. 10,000, though, as I am informed, with a great uncertainty of performance, and another call by way of subscription for above L. 20,000.1729, Jonathan Swift, Letters Upon the Use of Irish Coal
- Replies to these Queries were attempted by two anonymous individuals; which brought from Goodwin's pen, "The Apologist Condemned: Or, a Vindication of the thirty Queries, together with their Author, &c.; by Way of Answer to a scurrilous Pamphlet, published, as it seems, by a Proposalist, under the...1836, John Goodwin, Samuel Dunn, Christian Theology, page 29
Forms of proposalist
| plural | proposalists |
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Origin of proposalist
From proposal + -ist.
Questions about proposalist
- What does proposalist mean?
- Proposalist means one who submits a proposal.
- What part of speech is proposalist?
- Proposalist is a noun.
- What is the plural of proposalist?
- The plural of proposalist is proposalists.
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