Proposals is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROPOSALS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PROPOSAL, 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

Words related to PROPOSALS

proposal12

Words that contain PROPOSALS

counterproposals22

How to use PROPOSALS in a sentence

• During the Conference France put forward some proposals the aim of which was nothing less than to split up Germany.
• They accordingly sent an embassy to Holland with proposals to that effect.
• I have seen others in his position accept similar proposals.
• She gives the particulars of a conversation that has passed between them on that subject, and his several proposals.
• I see by it to what her displeasure with me, in relation to my proposals, was owing.
• The Government are entirely zealous and in earnest, acting in thorough good faith, in the desire to press forward these proposals.
• His proposals seem to have been accepted by the Cabinet with reluctant and hesitating approval.
• I will make a few proposals just by way of illustration.
• Only members of the Government may belong, and a few others whose proposals must be stamped by the political powers.
• I hope that we shall first have a little success, and then go with our proposals to Versailles.
• Such proposals seldom or never take women unawares.
• My adversary was sent to, when I was on the road, to meet me, that I might make some proposals to him.
• In view of that determination on the part of Great Britain, the United States ought to get proposals of peace from the Allies.
• Then she told her husband of the proposals which Petit-Claud professed to have received from the Cointets.
• Last leap-year ladies lost no time in exercising the privilege of making proposals of marriage.
• The correct and only answer is that 11,616 ladies made proposals of marriage.
• The Senate met in the Temple of Jupiter, in the Capitol, to receive the Latin deputation, and, after hearing their proposals, the Consul, T.
• It even passed by a majority among the commons, that these proposals should be transmitted to the King.
• Though Charles kept his ears open to all proposals, and expected to hold the balance between the opposite parties, he entertained more hopes of accommodation with the army.
• The king of Sweden continued obstinately deaf to all proposals of peace, and was become as savage in his manners, as brutal in his revenge.
• Reference is made to this proposal here, not that it really needs criticism, but in order that one may be clearly excluded from any participation in such proposals.
• In 1827 and 1828 he again proposed resolutions on this subject, and saw his proposals become law in 1829.
• Proposals were made to him to marry the daughter of one of the greatest noblemen of the Court, and the King consented to create him a Duke, and even to make the title hereditary.
• Soon after the opening of the session of 1846, he announced his proposals.
• Very soon the gravity of the problem was greatly enhanced by its becoming complicated with proposals for giving the suffrage to negroes.
• The Emperor had visited the King and discussed with him proposals for the reform of the Confederation.
• Now these, in Ireland, were revolutionary proposals.
• The Third Letter on the Proposals for Peace was in its progress through the press when the author died.
• We had to consider, first, whether our proposals were possible, and secondly whether they were the most beneficial? Yes.
• The miners, however, refused to listen to these proposals, and the conference broke up.
• BONAR LAW announced that the Government were going to make one more effort to settle the Irish Question, and that in due course the PRIME MINISTER would announce their proposals.
• Catherine, before the commissioners left her, desired to have a copy of the proposals which they had brought, that she might translate and send them to Rome.
• It will be admitted on all hands that proposals of this character land us on very delicate ground, and require the most mature consideration.

Similar words containing PROPOSAL without suffix s

proposal12 counterproposal21 counterproposals22

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