proffer
/ˈprɑfər/
verb
- To offer something (such as help, a gift, or a suggestion) for someone to accept or reject.
- The company proffered a solution to the ongoing dispute.
- He proffered his seat to the elderly woman on the bus.
- She proffered a plate of cookies to her new neighbors.
Antonyms
noun
- An offer or proposal made to someone.
- She made a proffer of friendship, but he remained distant.
- The committee considered the proffer but decided it was too risky.
- His proffer of assistance was gratefully accepted.