(usually of stolen goods) Opposite of to deal in
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Opposite of an expression of readiness to do or give something if desired
“The withdrawal of legal aid funding for the litigation was readily justifiable on scientific grounds.”
(condemnation) Opposite of a plan or suggestion, especially a formal or written one, put forward for consideration by others
(coda) Opposite of a plan or suggestion, especially a formal or written one, put forward for consideration by others
Opposite of an attempt or effort to achieve something
Opposite of a thing that attracts or tempts someone
Opposite of the publicizing of a product, organization, or venture so as to increase sales or public awareness
“People have lost their jobs over derogatory remarks made in blogs, but can you be sued for libel or defamation?”
Opposite of to put forward for consideration
“If the man did not withdraw his offer immediately, then he was unable to plead bad character to justify a later change of mind.”
Opposite of to make an attempt to do or accomplish something
“Forget the money. Let's just try and get out of this alive!”
Opposite of to put on display
“The curators conceal the large pieces with oversized blankets on the eve of the museum's grand opening.”
Opposite of to make available for sale
“The online store would make the decision to destock the controversial item after a fierce backlash.”
Opposite of to provide or make available
“We had to retract all of the job-offers that we had just given because we no longer had a permanent offer or opportunity to provide them.”
Opposite of to make oneself available
“I refuse to go to her wedding after our friendship broke down last year.”
Opposite of to offer as a religious sacrifice
“She was reluctant to give up her firstborn, so she decided to save him and offered herself in his place.”
Opposite of to offer for discussion or debate
Opposite of to transfer the possession of something to someone
Opposite of to give to
“They may take our lives, but they'll never take our freedom!”
Opposite of to offer or grant (help or services) freely
“Some people decline volunteer work and seek paid positions because of a feeling that pay is the criterion of professional standing.”
Opposite of to put forward for discussion or consideration
Opposite of to advise as the best course or choice
“The program is designed to dissuade young people from starting with illicit drugs.”
Opposite of to bring about or introduce
“Both parties agreed to abandon the use of restrictive covenants in their dealings with each other.”
Opposite of to give what is needed or desired
“You can bring some food for the party, and I will gladly consume it.”
Opposite of to put forward for discussion or consideration
“The choice to withhold opinions and ideas about issues or concerns at work is the most simplistic description of organizational silence.”
Opposite of to lend money to someone
“She was going through a difficult time and asked if she could borrow some money from me.”
To buy and sell goods and services
“Instead of dating apps or designer brands, the Horrocks' business would trade in cabbage, spinach, and kale.”
Opposite of to perform or exhibit in public
Opposite of to give (attention, respect, or a compliment) to (someone)
“Everyone reasonably demands that others should not deprive him of honor or esteem as well as of his goods.”
Opposite of to mention as an example or reference
Opposite of to put forward one's questions
“Let me address the question you have posed.”
Opposite of to perform or exhibit in public
(usually of stolen goods) Opposite of to deal in
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