Proffered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFFERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROFFER, to present for acceptance
• hold out or put forward (something) to someone for acceptance
NOUN:
• an offer or proposal.

Words related to PROFFERED

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How to use PROFFERED in a sentence

• These Moals whom we visited and prayed for, were astonished when we refused their proffered gifts of gold and silver and fine garments.
• Finally, in a voice fallen almost to a whisper, and with an elaborate politeness, Charlie proffered a request that his assistants acquire the sense God gave a rooster.
• Pompey felt some misgivings in respect to this proffered hospitality, but he finally concluded to go to the shore in the boat which Pothinus sent for him.
• Doctor Holiday smiled at that, though he declined the proffered weed.
• Strong lifted his brows slightly, but took the proffered pages and began to read.
• Neighbors too, proffered their help, or sent their children with such small presents or loans as the strangers needed most.
• Gladstone declined the earldom proffered by her Majesty on his retirement from office.
• I drank the water they held to me, waved aside the proffered bread, and refused to speak.
• This granted, the second mate also proffered me his pipe, filled with prime Virginia leaf.
• It was sufficient to see that the Foreman had, evidently, no intention of acting on the advice proffered.
• However many gifts were taken by them, naught would have come into the hands of any, save through the kindness of the host, who proffered them so fair.
• For Montoya immediately became gracious, proffered Pete tobacco and papers, and suggested coffee, which the young Mexican made while Pete and the old man chatted.
• Banks proffered his companion a cigar and lit one himself.
• The great chief, Beeja Khan, and the rest of the Doomkies, refused to surrender on the proffered conditions.
• As a safer course for the immediate future, Mary chose the advice proffered to her by the party for the present in the ascendant.
• Other doctors proffered their services, for Inza was not the only one who had been knocked over by the rush of the horses.
• He only held her proffered hand very tightly for several seconds without verbal greeting of any sort.
• There is no ruin without remedy, except that which a man makes for himself by abusing mercy, and throwing away proffered opportunity.
• And with this came Sir Bleoberis and Sir Driant, and Sir Bleoberis proffered to joust with Sir Tristram, and there Sir Tristram smote down Sir Bleoberis.
• There was a hopeful awakening to the fact that there had been a conspiracy to remove us, and the most friendly advances of assistance were proffered in setting the matter right.
• Rather haughtily the proffered chair was declined, while the veil was thrown aside, disclosing to the astonished gaze of Mrs.
• And when Sir Palomedes saw Sir Persides, he sent a squire to him and proffered him to joust.
• One or two of the guests, however, whether from their abstinence or their superior strength of head, were walking up stairs, and declined the proffered assistance.
• If you refuse my proffered kindness never look to enjoy your wished-for happiness.
• The festival proffered a ready occasion for the design.
• He did not move, nor offer to take the proffered hand.
• Good advice was proffered them on the subject of temperance, industry, education, etc.
• In asking me to engage her she proffered barely the explanation which she seemed to feel due herself.

Similar words containing PROFFER without suffix ed

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