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proposition

noun as in suggestion; scheme

verb as in make suggestion, often improper

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One woman, Michelle, recounted that on the Europe trip, Poe propositioned her and attempted to kiss her in his hotel room, but she left.

But this is not a risk-free proposition - the aura of invincibility which comes with an unbeaten record will fade.

From BBC

Wissa's record in front of goal, his ability to plug in and his work off the ball made him an attractive proposition for Newcastle, who only had one player hit double figures last season.

From BBC

“Our ancestors,” Schmitt continued, “would be astonished to learn that they were fighting for a ‘proposition.’

From Salon

However, it would make the event more expensive to set up, more divisive and - in effectively cutting itself off from the rest of rugby - a less attractive proposition for many.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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