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proffered

[prof-erd] / ˈprɒf ərd /


ADJECTIVE
volunteered
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The team’s discovery of the intermediate debris belt has now proffered a solution.

From New York Times

She proffered a vision of a metropolis defined by neighborhood-level issues that her administration is still working to improve.

From Los Angeles Times

Opining on other collections, he proffered the judgment that “Saint Laurent calls his narrow look the Tube; Karl Lagerfeld calls his the Tunnel; I can see no light at the end of it.”

From Washington Post

Lash’s lieutenant then proffered a pair of handcuffs, and Lash cuffed the recruit and led him out of the room and into a hallway.

From Washington Post

During McCarthy’s battle for the speakership, Carlson had dinged McCarthy for being “ideologically agnostic” and called his constituency “the lobbying community in Washington,” but proffered a backhanded show of support.

From Washington Post