firm offer
noun[C]
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adefiniteoffertobuysomething at afixedprice:
Thechiefexecutivesaidyesterdaythat thebankwillmake afirmofferwithin fourweeks.
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The liens were then allegedly sold to generate equity to fund an effort to make afirmofferto pay off the national debt.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This implies a definite renunciation of protectionism and state intervention, but also afirmofferof help in promoting and developing more competitiveness.
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But, unfortunately, nofirmofferensued from the activity of the estate agents.
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That being so, this offer is not afirmoffer.
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We are awaiting afirmofferat the moment.
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Normally a quotation is accepted as afirmofferto supply.
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It is also that, in many cases, as with owner-occupiers, when they are faced with afirmoffer, they decide not to take it up.
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There is no doubt thefirmofferwas made.
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We have not received anyfirmofferat all from anyone to buy them.
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Up to the present we have had nofirmofferfor the lease.
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- considerable publicity
- considerable quantity
- considerable reduction
- considerable relevance
- considerable reluctance
- considerable reputation
- considerable research
- considerable resentment
- considerable resistance
- considerable restraint
- considerable risk
- considerable satisfaction
- considerable scope
- considerable scrutiny
- considerable significance
- considerable similarity
- considerable skill
- considerable strain
- considerable strength
- considerable stress
- considerable stride
- considerable success
- considerable sum
- considerable support
- considerable sympathy