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Meanings of proffer advice in English

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Usage of proffer advice in English
1
They came about Arturo to proffer advice.
Out of the Triangle: A Story of the Far East
2
You mean well, I dare say, and I overlook your presumption this time; but never proffer advice to me again.
The Baronet's Bride; Or, A Woman's Vengeance
3
You permitted yourself to proffer advice which I felt did not become you, replied Marie, with a strange smile of triumph.
Old Fritz and the New Era
4
The least important is that since leaving government employ in 2010 he has been hired by Wall Street firms to proffer advice.
Reuters
5
From time to time Trescon or his colleagues would visit him and proffer advice-usuallyexcellent advice, though he did not always take it.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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His suited advisers hover around the photographer, proffering advice about camera angles.
The Guardian
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They streamed back to the dam, where they perched proffering advice and encouragement to those about to descend.
The Riverman
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Though, therefore, I cannot accept tour commands, I shall be careful not to forget your kindness in proffering advice.
Ancient China Simplified
9
Barely a month goes by without a summit, seminar or boot camp proffering advice on how to become the next big thing.
The Irish Times
10
Inevitably guests end up propping up the island, amid dirty pots and kids' homework, while proffering advice on how best to stew rhubarb.
The Irish Times
11
When Pius V proffered advice as to the king's marriage, she replied that he was old enough to act for himself, without foreign interference.
Lectures on Modern history
12
He speedily took the proffered advice, and six months later we find her sending him a letter of congratulation upon his engagement to be married.
Charlotte Brontë and Her Circle
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