Bet and Offer

Bet

Bet verb - To risk (something) on the outcome of an uncertain event.

Usage example: foolishly bet a month's allowance on the World Series

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Offer and bet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Offer" instead a verb "Bet".

Nearby Word: betting

Offer verb - To put before another for acceptance or consideration.

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Bet and offer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bet" instead a verb "Offer".

Nearby Words: offered, offering, offerer, offeree

good	good bet	good offer
best	best bet	best offer
better	better bet	better offer
similar	similar bet	similar offer
Other adjectives: original, friendly, initial, fair, single, large, huge, bad, secret, drunken, significant, last, earlier, bigger.

soul	bet soul	offer soul
life	bet life	offer life
sex	bet sex	offer sex
number	bet number	offer number
Other words: time, money, freedom, points, dollars, lives.

Death Glare: Well, we can't actually offer proof, but it seems like a pretty safe bet, judging from the reactions of his contemporaries.

Source: Useful Notes / Vlad the Impaler
If you're low on cash, you can bet that a sleazy character will offer you cash in order to build something for them.

Source: Evil Pays Better
Especially when you consider that the main plot boils down to a bet over whether love or death is more powerful, and Papa Ge doesn't really do anything besides offer the main character the option of choosing death.

Source: Everybody Hates Hades

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