Definition

A person or entity that proposes something to someone else, usually in the context of a deal or agreement.

Example

The offeror presented a new contract to the client for review.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new job opening at my company?

Yeah, I heard they are looking for an offeror to handle client contracts.

Exactly! I think it would be a great opportunity for someone.

For sure, especially if they can negotiate well.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Offeror → It is formed from "offer" (from Latin "offerre", meaning to present or bring forth) and "-or" (meaning one who). An offeror is one who presents or brings forth an offer.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'presents' ('offer') something — the '-or' indicates that this person is the one making the offer.

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