Proposal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROPOSAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that is proposed
• a plan or suggestion, especially a formal or written one, put forward for consideration by others
• the action of proposing a plan or suggestion
• an offer of marriage
• act of proposing
• That which is proposed, or propounded for consideration or acceptance; a scheme or design; terms or conditions proposed; offer; as, to make proposals for a treaty of peace; to offer proposals for erecting a building; to make proposals of marriage.
• The offer by a party of what he has in view as to an intended business transaction, which, with acceptance, constitutes a contract.
• something proposed (such as a plan or assumption)
• the act of making a proposal

Words related to PROPOSAL

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Words that contain PROPOSAL

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How to use PROPOSAL in a sentence

• When the basket was ready, and Aunt Judy regaled with a nice cup of tea, one of the boys volunteered to carry it home for her, a proposal which was readily assented to by Mrs.
• He had overcome his own scruples so far as honestly to make this proposal to his wife.
• Now he was there, Marescotti had heard his proposal, it was for Marescotti to answer.
• I shuddered, when I thought that Enrica might have been driven into acquiescence with your proposal against her will.
• Take away this reason, and you will find no other for so absurd a proposal.
• I liked this proposal, provided it was done while we were near enough to come up to them before they could load their pieces again.
• The imagination of Phoebidas was kindled as he listened to the tempting proposal.
• In June of the same year an entry in the Diary refers to a proposal in Convocation to allow the University Club to have a cricket-ground in the Parks.
• Frederic of Prussia, though seventy-four years of age, encouraged the duke to reject the proposal, and promised his support.
• He then asked the people to join him in a hymn, but this proposal was too comic, and the men and women laughed loudly.
• It had now grown very late, and we parted, with a request from him that I would reconsider the proposal of his father, and not be too hasty in my decision.
• It was a proposal on which the prince of Baden insisted with uncommon obstinacy.
• When the proposal was set aside by the majority, Mr.
• As her implied consent to his proposal was thus given without much thought, he, on his part, became bolder.
• As soon as the proposal got wind up went the price of provisions, in spite of every effort made by the lords of the council to keep it down.
• He had come with a proposal of his own, and he hoped it would seem a sufficient warrant for his visit.
• So the proposal fell to the ground, and we kept to the coast route, the shortest way of getting to Ragusa and Cattaro.
• Madockawando smiled in bronze wrinkles when Saint-Castin told him about the proposal in the woods.
• I do not think that Westcott, in taking charge of Katy, was wholly generous, yet there was a generous, and after a fashion, maybe, a loving feeling for the girl in the proposal.
• This proposal was unanimously agreed upon by the council, and notice was immediately sent to the general of this determination, with orders to cease from hostilities.
• The Huguenots actively pushed the proposal, and Leicester pretended to favour it, though Cecil was against it on many grounds.
• He felt that he had not gone far enough for a definite proposal, but he showed, during the brief call that his time permitted, an interest which the young lady well understood.
• This project was no sooner made known, than numbers of rich Spanish planters embraced the proposal, and offered to contribute large sums for carrying it into execution.
• Can we wonder that his neighbors thought him mad? It was just after declining the French proposal that he endured his worst extremity of want and humiliation.
• But after the usual hail and reply, Ludlow no longer anticipated any proposal from the brigantine.
• A Scotsman wishing to know his fate at once, telegraphed a proposal of marriage to the lady of his choice.
• Two things which should never be interrupted are a sneeze and a proposal.
• Though some of the conspirators still pressed for an election, it soon became apparent that the proposal was abhorrent to public opinion.

Similar words containing PROPOS without suffix al

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