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bidding
noun as in command
noun as in offering of money, services
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Landing him, therefore, will likely require winning an unprecedented bidding war.
“In a world where there are plenty of lawyers willing to do Trump’s bidding, he chooses the candidate who has so much baggage,” Bromwich said.
Trump signed an executive order at the end of his first term called Schedule F which allowed him to order mass firings of employees he believed he could not trust to do his bidding.
According to federal prosecutors, that includes multiple Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies, who were allegedly hired to carry out Iza’s criminal bidding.
City are bidding to win a fifth Premier League title in a row - but Opta only give them a 38% chance of doing so.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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