Carries
Offer and carries are semantically related. in broadcast electronically topic. In some cases you can use "Offer" instead a verb "Carries".
Both words in one sentence
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This carries over into the next season, with her hard drinking coworkers often trying to offer her alcohol and Lana pointing out that she couldn't possibly have any since she's pregnant.
Source: One Drink Will Kill the Baby -
The felt currency your companion carries is useless and the tavernkeeper will kick you out if you offer Ren from the Autocracy of Bhanar since Bhanarese soldiers killed the tavernkeeper's son.
Source: Literature / Lone Wolf -
In Joseph Jacobs's The Greek Princess and the Young Gardener, the king makes the offer, but the young gardener carries off a princess from elsewhere on his journey.
Source: Standard Hero Reward
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