free offer
noun[C]
MARKETINGukusafreeproductorservicethat acompanyofferstoitscustomersinorderto get morebusiness:
Registeronlineforprintablecoupons,promotionalcodesand otherfreeoffersfromyourfavouritebrands.
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Point 2 maintains the doctrine of predestination while affirming thefreeofferof the gospel.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This distinction is important as it distinguishes those who deny thefreeofferfrom those who might deny the general call.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Another matter which needs attention is the so-calledfreeoffer.
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In peacetime normally a contract means afreeofferand a free acceptance.
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The treaty is afreeoffer; take it or not, just as you please.
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It is axiomatic that afreeofferis never free—somebody pays and that somebody, in my opinion, is ultimately the consumer.
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The position is entirely altered when, having themselves said they did not wish it, we make them afreeoffer.
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Publicity is often insufficient and people are not always aware of thefreeofferthat is available.
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I noticed that one bar of soap had attached to it a beautiful hairbrush, which was afreeoffer.
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It concerns thefreeofferand the twopence and three-pence off offer.
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