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Meanings of proposer in English
Catalan
promotor Spanish
proponente Usage of proposer in English
1
The proposer, with his gaze still steadily fixed on the table, said:
2
The proposer narrowly escaped with his life, and Pompey himself was threatened.
3
Committee by at least two members, other than the proposer and seconder.
4
But - the proposer aside - the project had some merit.
5
The avowed design of its proposer was to abolish war altogether.
6
Its proposer, Chris Bryant, chose not to put forward the motion.
7
The ultimatum game is played by two players, a proposer and a responder.
8
But the personal aspect of the measure proved too invidious even for its proposer.
9
At last Ermine asked what Rachel knew of the proposer.
10
If the responder accepts the proposer's offer, both are rewarded.
11
The proposer is Patsy Meehan and the seconder Bernie Lynch.
12
The Durweish looked steadily in the face of the proposer, and addressed him, 'Friend!
13
The more popular the candidate, the less work there is for his proposer and seconder.
14
This was carried, and the proposer of the original motion retired crestfallen to his seat.
15
To which the acute and judicious proposer answers: Not.
16
On the important evening Boswell dined at Beauclerk's with his proposer and some other members.
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Frequent collocations
Proposer through the time