Offering
What it means
Something useful, meaningful, or valuable made available to others.
Reach for it when naming a gift, service, proposal, or product from the recipient's view
The library's newest offering is a weekly repair workshop.
Words to choose between 6
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| everyday | |
| warm | |
| professional |
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playful
Fits when a tangible item is given for celebration
Careful Present cannot cover programs or proposals.
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everyday
Fits when organized help is provided
Careful Service is too narrow for an idea or artwork.
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warm
Fits when the thing is freely given with meaning
Careful Gift does not fit a paid service.
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professional
Fits when one part adds value to shared work
Careful Contribution emphasizes participation rather than recipient choice.
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professional
selection
Fits when a range of items is presented
Careful Selection suggests several choices, unlike a singular offering.
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formal
proposal
Fits when an idea awaits consideration
Careful Proposal is not yet a delivered service.
Opposites 3
- withdrawal
- refusal
- withholding
Common phrases 3
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new offering
The museum's new offering pairs a walk with an audio map.
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peace offering
Fresh bread became a peace offering after the noisy dispute.
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course offering
Each course offering includes a free introductory session.
Word family 1
Definitions and examples are written for this site. How words are chosen Recording: Dvortygirl, American accent, from Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 Updated